5 Signs You May Be a Victim of Digital Stalking – And What to Do Next
We live in an increasingly hyperconnected world where we rely on smartphones, laptops, apps, and social media to manage nearly every aspect of our lives, from communicating with loved ones and navigating commutes to banking and working remotely. But this level of digital access comes with a hidden risk: digital stalking. More and more individuals are finding themselves the targets of unwanted monitoring, tracking, and harassment through their devices. Often, this happens without their knowledge.
At Kinsey Investigations, we’ve seen a steady increase in cases involving cyberstalking, GPS tracking, and unauthorized digital surveillance – many involving someone the victim knows personally. In fact, the most common digital stalkers aren’t strangers but ex-partners, spouses, coworkers, or acquaintances who exploit technology to invade your privacy. In some cases, they may even use spyware or hidden GPS devices to monitor your movements and access your personal information.
What makes digital stalking especially insidious is its invisibility. You may have a feeling something is wrong – like strange behavior from someone in your life, or your private conversations suddenly becoming public – but can’t quite put your finger on what’s happening. That uncertainty can be paralyzing.
This blog post outlines five key signs that may indicate you’re being digitally stalked, and explains the next steps you should take to protect yourself and regain your sense of safety. As a trusted, woman-owned private investigation agency in Los Angeles, Kinsey Investigations is here to help with compassion, discretion, and real solutions tailored to your situation.
If you suspect something is off, trust your instincts. Digital stalking is a serious matter, and you don’t have to deal with it alone.
