There are a number of ways in which you can hack someone else's cell phone, to listen to their voicemail or read their texts. However, none of these methods are foolproof, so you may need to try a few before you are able to hack the phone in question. It should be noted that hacking someone's phone using certain measures is illegal; these measures should therefore not be used. That said, if it is the cell phone of someone you know and you would like to hack it for personal reasons, here are a number of methods you could try:
• Firstly, you could simply try to guess their password. They will no doubt leave their mobile phone lying around - when the person has left their phone out of their reach, type in codes they may be using. For instance, try their date of birth, or the date of birth of somebody close to them. If they have letters on their keypad, type the corresponding numbers to letters of words that may be meaningful to them. Make sure you don't accidently lock their phone with too many incorrect entries.
• Contact their mobile phone provider. Pretend you are the person in ownership of the mobile phone and claim you have forgotten your pin code. If you know enough about the person to provide their personal details, with a bit of luck the mobile phone company will tell you their pin code.
• Various applications on the market claim to allow you to hack into a person's phone, although the success they provide is limited. In addition, applications like these are very expensive and may even be illegal. One example of such an application is Slydial, which allows you to hack into someone else's voicemail messages.
• Firstly, you could simply try to guess their password. They will no doubt leave their mobile phone lying around - when the person has left their phone out of their reach, type in codes they may be using. For instance, try their date of birth, or the date of birth of somebody close to them. If they have letters on their keypad, type the corresponding numbers to letters of words that may be meaningful to them. Make sure you don't accidently lock their phone with too many incorrect entries.
• Contact their mobile phone provider. Pretend you are the person in ownership of the mobile phone and claim you have forgotten your pin code. If you know enough about the person to provide their personal details, with a bit of luck the mobile phone company will tell you their pin code.
• Various applications on the market claim to allow you to hack into a person's phone, although the success they provide is limited. In addition, applications like these are very expensive and may even be illegal. One example of such an application is Slydial, which allows you to hack into someone else's voicemail messages.
