Somewhere around the time of this most recent update, my S22 Ultra has started vigorously taking screenshots whenever it feels the need. If I set the phone down, pick it up, double tap to turn off/on the screen, close an app, etc... I notice it happening probably 10 times a day, but my gallery shows many more.
I plan on doing a full reset soon, posting here is kinda a last resort.
Is there any logging available so I can see where the screenshot call is coming from?
Before someone suggests it, I am running enterprise level AV/malware protection, and have been doing so since I got this phone about 6 months ago.
Extra sensitivity is not enabled. The only screenshot action which is turned on is the standard volume down + power, which I can guarantee I am not accidentally hitting 10+ times a day.
Any ideas or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
For actual logging, if your phone is on sound or vibrate for sound mode, screenshots should make the phone vibrate, which means you can track them using the good lock module nice catch. Just turn on the vibration history setting and you should be able to track them.
I already have that plug in installed and enabled, now, stupid question, how do I access those history lists? The description says from the "apps main screen," which is where?
Open up the module from within goodlock. Make sure the toggle for vibration history is on, and then tap on the vibration history option anywhere on the left side of the vertical line by the toggle.
This helped, thanks!!! I was going nuts! Same thing was happening to me, right after the update and was going crazy trying to figure it out. After I seen this post I seen that Registar was running in the background. Shut it down and no more random screenshots! Again thanks!
