Answer: Snooped through someone’s phone.
Clues: “Another” and “Device”
82% of us have snooped through someone’s phone before. The two most likely victims are our significant other, and our exes. But 8% have also looked through a friend’s phone, and 3% have snooped on a coworker.
Women were even more likely to say they’ve done it at 88%, compared to 77% of men.
“General curiosity” and “suspicion of wrongdoing” were the top two reasons people say they snoop. And a lot of those searches are fruitful. 53% of snoopers say they’ve found something incriminating before.
The top things we look at when we snoop are the person’s text messages, their photos or videos and their browser history.
The most concerning things we’ve found are flirtatious texts, proof of cheating and evidence they’ve been lying in general.
When we do snoop, we usually get away with it. 81% of snoopers said they’ve never been caught.