I’m not a technical person, but I found these connections, Dropbox and Bitly weird, since I don’t use any of that.
Can anyone clarify if these are normal connections or is there something unusual?
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Assuming MTP is Media Transfer Protocol?
“com.android.mtp”, I think so!
Seems suss. Can you find that app installed on your system and verify if it is a legit system app?
I don’t use any of these services and the app I use to check network traffic, PCAPdroid, reports that it is “com.android.mtp”, the one in the screenshot. Seems legit to me.
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The amount of files transferred
what app is that in the screenshots?
PCAPdroid
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Looks like netstat to me.