I'll see these crazy long url in my activity about API's and such which I'm no developer so i generally would'nt be looking up stuff about API's , there's just so many different things happening that it's truly hard to enumerate them , I wish there was a way someone could get in here remotely and I don't know fix it cause I can't afford a new phone right now unfortunately.

Cannot add image due to memory but I've got plenty half of my RAM and I've only used 1/3 of my storage. So why can I not attach image?

So nobody can help guide me in the right direction?

Hello Ryan,

That definitely sounds like a serious and persistent issue. If your phone is experiencing forced factory resets, persistent malware, and permission changes you can’t control, it’s likely compromised at a deep system level.

Here are some steps you can take to regain control:

1️⃣ Backup Important Data – If possible, save your essential files to an external drive or cloud storage.
2️⃣ Flash the Original Firmware – A standard factory reset won’t remove deeply embedded malware. You’ll need to manually flash the official firmware using tools like:

• Samsung: Odin
• Google/Pixel: Fastboot
• Other Android: Manufacturer’s firmware tool
  3️⃣ Lock the Bootloader – If your bootloader is unlocked, malware can survive resets. After flashing, lock it again.
  4️⃣ Check for Unknown MDM or Profiles – Go to settings and see if your device is enrolled in a remote management system (common in enterprise hacks).
  5️⃣ Update Your Kernel & OS – If your kernel is outdated and you can’t install the latest Android update, the system may be compromised. Flashing the latest official firmware should fix this.
  6️⃣ Use a Clean Device to Change Passwords – Change your Google, Samsung, and email passwords from a secure device to prevent re-entry by attackers.

If flashing doesn’t work or the malware persists after a clean install, your phone’s hardware may be compromised, and replacing the device might be the safest option.

@ryanboogity22 

Since you mentioned remote assistance, unfortunately, it's risky to allow remote access unless it's from a trusted cybersecurity expert. 

Please Check for Suspicious Apps & Permissions – Look for unknown apps in Settings > Apps and check their permissions. Disable anything that seems off. Our App has new features (Malware app scanner), that you can check for critical or unknown app, decide whether you want to keep it or uninstall. We also have the new features that maybe helpful for you, the FIREWALL where you can blocks connection for unknown App, checking the App with active connection at the background. I suggest to join in the Beta program to be part of this test and hope also helpful for your issue. 

@jsebastian can you please go into detail about the mdm enterprise hacks, because I have that on my devices but I am not enrolled in any work platform and it enrolled without any consent. I can get rid of it.

@fierfaerie699

Thanks for reaching out. If your device shows signs of being enrolled in an MDM (Mobile Device Management) system without your consent, that’s definitely a serious concern. MDM is typically used by organizations to remotely manage and control devices — but if you’re not part of any work platform, its presence is unusual. I suggest to check device admin apps – Go to your device settings → Security → Device admin apps, and look for anything unfamiliar.