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Understanding Possible Results Sinus Rhythm: This result indicates that your heart is beating in normal rhythm with a heart rate between 50 — beats per minute BPM. Share your stored ECG reports from your Galaxy device. The ECG app is not intended for users with known arrhythmias other than atrial fibrillation or users under 22 years old.
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Show More. Users should not interpret or take clinical action based on the device output without consultation of a qualified healthcare professional. The ECG app is not intended to replace traditional methods of diagnosis or treatment. Show Less. For security reasons, always pair the Galaxy phone and Galaxy watch via Bluetooth in a private home-based setting.
It is NOT recommended that pairing be done in a public space. A Sinus Rhythm does not guarantee that you are not experiencing an arrhythmia or other health condition. If you are not feeling well, contact your doctor. Low heart rates are common in well trained athletes but it could also be caused by certain medications or conditions associated with abnormal activity of the heart. High Heart rates can be caused by exercise, stress, caffeine intake, dehydration, AFib, or other type of arrhythmia. Check through all the tabs that come up in the dialog on screen.
Should you see anything that you don't recognize, or anything that doesn't match up to the programs you know you have installed, or that just seems suspicious in its behavior excessive disk usage maybe , then a quick web search for the app or process name is usually enough to reveal what you're dealing with. You should also check for applications and processes that are starting up at the same time as your operating system, as most surveillance tools will need to do this.
Again, run a web search for any application that you're not sure about. Check the entries for Input Monitoring and Full Disk Access , as spying software will often need these permissions. Windows doesn't have exactly the same setup, but you can see the permissions that apps have including location, camera access and so on by choosing Privacy from the Settings menu and scrolling down to App permissions. As we've said, if your employer is keeping tabs on your working day then the tools should be visible and running with your knowledge. But if you're really worried, a complete system reset for Windows or macOS should clear the majority of hidden monitoring tools, if you suspect one has taken root just make sure you back up your files first.
For someone who wants to invade someone's privacy, it's often easier just to gain access to their online accounts rather than try to get access to their devices. With just about everything accessible on the web, from social media to email, it's far more effective. With that in mind, as well as checking for unauthorized access to your devices, you should also check for unauthorized access to your accounts. This obviously starts with protecting your usernames and passwords: Make sure they're known only to you, difficult to guess, not used across multiple accounts, and not written down anywhere.
Consider using a password manager to keep those passwords strong, randomized, and different for every account you have. On accounts where it's available, turn two-factor authentication on. If there's an unwanted visitor in your accounts, you should be able to find evidence of it. For Facebook, for example, open your settings page in a browser and click Security and login to see all the devices where your account is active and to log out of ones you don't recognize.
In the case of Gmail on the web, click the Details button in the lower right-hand corner to see other active sessions.
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Some mobile apps, like WhatsApp and Snapchat, can only be used on one device, so you know that the login you're using is the only active one. This isn't the case for every app though—on Instagram, for example, if you open up the app settings then tap Security and Login activity , you can see a list of all the devices linked to your account.
To remove a device, tap the three dots to the side of any of the entries, then Log out.
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We'd also recommend looking through the activity on your accounts—activity such as the sent folder in your email account, for example, or the messages that have been received and sent on Twitter or Facebook Messenger. It's worth checking the drafts and trash folders in your accounts too for any evidence of unrecognized activity. If someone else has gained access to your email account, they may have set up an automatic forwarding function to another account—this is something else to check for.
Check the Filters and Blocked Addresses tab too for anything that hasn't been set up by you.
The approach is slightly different depending on the apps you use and the accounts you have, but staying on top of your active logins and keeping an eye on app activity are the best ways of spotting unwelcome visitors. Regularly changing your password is an effective way of locking other people out too.
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