Stay vigilant about the information you share online and consider the credibility of sources before believing or sharing information. Regularly monitor your online accounts and devices for any suspicious activity, and report any instances of harassment or false reporting to the relevant authorities or platforms.

Conduct regular sweeps of your home or workplace using professional bug detection equipment or DIY methods like RF detectors. If you suspect surveillance, avoid discussing sensitive information in potentially compromised areas and consider seeking professional help for thorough detection and removal.

Unusual or unexpected access to sensitive data by unauthorized individuals. Instances of unintended exposure of personal or confidential information on public platforms. Noticing discrepancies in privacy settings or unexpected changes in account permissions.

 Double-check recipients before sending emails and utilize encryption or secure channels for sensitive communications. Review and adjust privacy settings on cloud storage platforms to ensure files are shared only with intended recipients. Exercise caution when sharing personal information on social media and regularly review and update privacy settings to limit exposure.

 Depending on your jurisdiction, you may have legal options such as filing a complaint with law enforcement or pursuing civil action against the perpetrators. Document all instances of harassment or false reporting, including screenshots or saved communications, to support your case. Seek guidance from legal professionals or advocacy organizations specializing in online harassment for assistance in navigating your options.