Intruder selfie and snoop detector

See who unlocked your phone

Intruder Selfie answers a simple but unsettling question: who has been on my phone? When someone picks up your iPhone and tries to get past the lock screen, WTMP can take a photo on the wrong unlock attempt using the front-facing camera. It works silently, like a hidden eye or crook catcher — the snooper has no idea a picture was taken. When you come back, you don't have to wonder who unlocked your phone; you can see their face.

Each capture is stored privately on your device with the time and date, so you get a clear, timestamped log of every attempt. This is screen unlock monitoring in its most useful form: not just a count of failed attempts, but actual visual proof of who tried to get in.

Why a snoop detector matters

Not every threat is a stranger. The most common form of privacy invasion comes from people close to you — a partner who copied your passcode, a sibling, a roommate or a coworker who waits until you leave the room. They count on you never finding out. A snoop detector removes that confidence. Knowing an intruder selfie might be waiting for you is a powerful deterrent, and if someone does try, you finally have evidence instead of a gut feeling.

What you get with Intruder Selfie

• Photo on wrong unlock — a front-camera shot the moment a failed attempt happens.
• Timestamped log — every attempt recorded with the exact time and date.
• Silent, stealth operation — the snooper sees no flash, sound or warning.
• Screen unlock monitoring — awareness of when and how often someone tries to access your phone.
• Private storage — evidence stays on your own device, not on someone else's server.

Best situations to use it

• Shared homes, dorms and offices where your phone is often left on a desk.
• Relationships or households where you suspect someone is checking your phone.
• Workplaces where coworkers have easy access to your device.
• Any time you step away and want to know if anyone tried to get in.

How to set it up

1. Open WTMP and enable the intruder selfie / snoop detector mode.
2. Grant camera access so the app can capture a photo on a failed unlock.
3. Set a secure PIN and a short Auto-Lock time so the phone locks quickly when you walk away.
4. Leave your phone as normal — capture happens automatically.
5. Return and review the timestamped log to see exactly who tried to unlock it.

Privacy-first by design

Intruder Selfie is about protecting your own phone, not spying on anyone. WTMP does not read your messages, photos or chats — it only records attempts to access your device so you stay in control of your privacy. For the strongest setup, pair it with the motion alarm and read our guide on how to catch someone using your phone.