I'm not sure about rooting a phone but that is next on my list of things to try. Because as soon as we are all set up and think finally it's over, then guess again. When factory resetting our phones we just had to set up a lock code or password whichever one you wanted then when the phone boots back up afterwards I've set up all new accounts. I have factory reset our phones and before doing so closed email accounts along with the Samsung cloud accounts. I now have screen shots of a lot of things. I've had people tell me I wasn't hacked and made me feel like I was completely crazy. I've been trying to get help with this issue for months. My husband and I are having the same problem.
If they have your login info for Google, Facebook, and other big name accounts, they can wreak havoc from anywhere because so much of our info is now cloud based and synced in real time. Hacking these days doesn't have to mean actively interacting with your phone. While you're at it, turn on two factor authentication where possible. Use the password manager to create entries and help you go through all of your accounts to change passwords, giving them all unique, random, strong passwords. Next, get a password manager and give it a strong master password that you can remember (I personally recommend Last Pass). Factory reset the phone (make sure you know your Google login and password, as you will need this to set it up again) to wipe any spy programs from your phone. If you still really think you have been hacked, then I would just go the nuclear route. Has your ex ever had possession of your phone? And what do you mean by "tapping" it? Please register an account here to answer and also help us figure out what's going on exactly. Even if you are on a "do not call" list, these scammers don't care about that and will call anyway. Robo-spam calls are running rampant right now. Those unknown numbers calling you are most likely nothing more than spam calls. So go through your settings and look to see if anything like that is set up. If you go out, it can turn Wi-Fi off for you, and activate Bluetooth to connect to your car. You get home and it turns Wi-Fi on so you don't have to. Wi-Fi and Bluetooth can be turned on and off automatically based on your location, as a way to automate things. So let's look at a couple of your issues. Not impossible, but not something an average user could do. For starters, it's hard to hack into someone else's Android phone.
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