Is it possible that someone is eavesdropping on my cell phone conversations?

Is it possible that someone is eavesdropping on my cell phone conversations?

1. Yes this is very possible. They would not need your number to eavesdrop or exploit vulnerabilities since on a bluetooth network you can't identify the origin of a message anyway. However they would need to be in the path of the sender and receiver or at least near you. However, eavesdropping and spyware are different, though similar. If your phone is infected with spyware, an eavesdropper can plant software onto your phone and record your calls, pinpoint your location using built-in tracking technology (even when the phone is off if battery is in it), send/record/view text messages, etc.
2. There has been documented cases of this happening, most notoriously when the FBI did it and more recently Rupert Murdock and his criminal gang. In fact it's a very simple process to eavesdrop other cellphone calls. A recent study finds that 73% of all cellphones are vulnerable to such an attack. Fortunately there are a few security persuasions you may take to secure your mobile device, most obvious would be to disable bluetooth capabilities when in a public area and when not in use
   
   The likelihood of a hacker wanting to listen into your conversion with your grandmother discussing your fourth grade arithmetic papers isn't very likely. If you're looking to stop the FBI from snooping into your private life, don't count on being successful because they own this fucking place 

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I believe my cell conversations are being monitored. If that someone is using Bluetooth spyware, would they need my cell number to actually access my phone.

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