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SMy ex had doubts regarding me that I was cheating on her. A year back she bribed an airtel guy and he leaked all my call details like incoming and outgoing numbers to her. After that she started investigating after searching True-caller. She called a few females that how they know me. She found nothing. None of them who received the call told me about this. Recently one of them told me that she called her and asking about you. When I confronted her she confessed that she got all the details from an airtel guy by paying Rs 500 as bribe. He didn’t give printouts but asked her to write the numbers by pen and paper.
I am feeling violated. How much vulnerable our details are. I dont know whether I can take any legal action or not. I dont have any proof just words of mouth. Plus considering this as a situation with female I am letting this pass as law always favours the female.
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COP don’t go by what people are saying. All those fraud phone calls that folks get by spammers who know your bank deets and aadhar, work in similar way. Some bank employee leaks it to these fraudsters and the telecom employees are involved in this. I have to say however, your gf is definitely tedha. If you’re sure its not your Gmail, and hacking shit then your sim is compromised. Sometimes if you’re criminally adventurous enough you can get a duplicate sim issued as well. You should check for that as well with your sim provider company. Trace the guy, get evidence file a complaint with the company, keep your gf’s identity anonymous to them. Then when you get their response, file a police complaint against the employee and your ex.
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UShe may have added your phone number in her Airtel Thanks app.
In Jio too , if someone adds your number with otp then they can see call logs
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UNo , it works for prepaid. I havent checked with Airtel but for Jio its there. Go to Add another mobile number and check it out.
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SYou can get your call details by dropping a sms from your phone to Airtel or by using the airtel thanks app. No agent is required.
If she has access to your phone then either she could’ve gone by the sms route or logged in to Airtel thanks from her phone. A few otps are all that’s needed to get call details.
No agent can pull call details on their own.
The question is – does she have access to your phone? If she does, then she can get everything she needs. And even if you revoke access now, apps like airtel thanks don’t get logged out automatically.
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UThe bribery thing is very far fetched.
There are other simpler ways to find someone’s call logs.Airtel app bring one.
Also there was this sms you have to send to 121 with some code phrase and an email address, which will return all the call logs to the given email.
She could’ve used that trick. (i dont exactly remember the phrase to send but yes this exist) -
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RLmao she is lying about that Airtel guy. Just read your comments that she has 6 months old history of your call records too, and you mentioned the guy didn’t give printout, she had to write it down right? That’s way too much work. I feel like she is hiding something like she probably have access to your Gmail account and that is syncing the history to some other device where she can spy on u.
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SStill in India, it’s 500 INR. Bucks = money, not currency. In the USA, 500 bucks = $500. In India, 500 bucks = ₹500.
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UYou should file a complaint with airtel first if you have proof of her accepting it, and be stern that you will take legal actions if they don’t get to the end of this. If you could get the name of the person she bribed that will be better. The law might favour women when it comes to stalking but you are a customer this clear breach of company’s obligation.
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LI can understand how violated and frustrated you must be feeling. It is not a good thing that your private call details leaked like that is a huge breach of trust and policy. It’s scary to think how easily personal information can be accessed with just a small bribe and you don’t have any proof. But, I think you have right to report this to Head of Airtel. If you feel like taking action, don’t hesitate to seek legal advice after all your privacy matters.
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PYou can become ultra rich my man. Gather the proofs and sue Airtel. You won’t even have to go to court, Airtel will pay you crores to keep you quiet.
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SI have done something similar so the best way to do this is send an sms from your phone. This sms contains month and email where call details need to be sent. Password is generally your date of birth, which again is shared with you in sms by airtel in the next few minutes. So, for airtel all you gotta do is get access to the phone for a few minutes.
Won’t comment if this is ethically correct as I have done the same. In my case, I found her cheating (sleeping) with multiple men. So I don’t see what I did was ethically wrong.
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CThis is nothing.
My friend worked a department in Airtel that was run purely to assist any goverment or law enforcement agencies to trace call records and recordings from any number given to them.
Needless to say very less of this activity was actually done on security threats to the nation, but a lot of work was done on stuff like this, but at a much higher level
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MI had recently saw a reel where a guy told to SMS something to a number, and also include your email ID in that SMS, then you will receive your call details on that email. And, in the comments, several users agreed that this trick is working in Airtel. So, maybe, she used your phone in your absence, and did that.
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IFile a complaint against her. Did you get to know this on chat/call?
The girls she contacted, discreetly lead them to speak about this situation (some on call and some on chat) record them as proof.
The police will sort out the rest. Better yet, get a lawyer and file a complaint directly. She has commited a crime.
And if it indeed is that she got these from airtel. Use her testimony to sue airtel for leaking your data. You are likely to get a good compensation from airtel. More so if they want to settle this out of court.
It will be a little bit of work, but you stand to gain a lot I believe.
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NI have worked in telecom sector in the past. It is extremely difficult to get call details. You need permission from atleast DCP level office with a proper warrant. The command which gives out the details is highly restricted and only a few people are allowed. If some one does it, its a massive crime.
I think your wife is lying, she may have got hold of your itemized bill with call details or through normal phone snooping. Airtel story is highly improbable.
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UNAL,
But can assure you, it’s not someone from the telecom operator. It’s your fault, she had access to your Data and phone.
1) She installed a spyware app on your Android phone.
Remedy – Clean out your phone with the help of an IT guy or Just change the phone.
2) Synced your mail account to another device.
Remedy – Check your mail sync and unsync your call logs or any automatic data sharing to mail.
3) Easiest – One can easily access call logs using telecom apps. My colleague uses My Jio app to check call details.
Remedy – Just login with another device and remove the app from all devices.
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UOff topic, if anyone’s relationship gets to this point of such extreme lack of trust, just end it. Instead of wasting time and energy tracking people’s calls, get help to understand if you’re the issue, stay far away if the other person isn’t worth being trusted. Helps BOTH parties involved to be at peace.
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UMann.. my ex has been tracking my call details for months now. I had changed my gmail account, Apple ID passwords. Checked for any third party apps (there’s none) literally checked for everything and anything sus on my phone but no luck. I am using jio btw. She can track my calls both incoming and outgoing,the timings and for how long i have been on the call. She Can even see who has text messaged me but can’t read the content of the text. How is she even doing this ?? Wtf should I even do ?
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