Private investigator uncovers how cheaters manage to conduct affairs effortlessly and ways to detect it

One specific app might be to blame

According to a private investigator, cheaters are managing to engage in affairs thanks to a particular feature on their mobile devices.

Discovering that your partner is unfaithful is one of the most devastating revelations in a relationship. Over the years, various experts have shared their insights on the red flag signs and subtle clues that might suggest someone is being unfaithful.

But what about those cheaters who have managed to avoid detection?

A private investigator has shared insights on how your partner might be cheating without you realizing it.

Paul Evans, an investigator from I-Spy Detectives, discussed the world of successful cheaters. In his analysis of how these individuals manage to conceal their actions, Evans highlighted one app found on every smartphone that is often turned into something untrustworthy.

One app might reveal it

He has noticed an increase in the covert use of shared calendar apps, making it almost too easy to conceal what's truly happening.

"At first glance, it appears to be an innocent dentist appointment or a work meeting, but upon closer inspection, those calendar entries often serve as a disguise for something else," he told Metro.

"We've discovered instances where the same time slot is used weekly, always at a different location, and never with any real work involved."

Evans has reportedly uncovered cheaters who have gone so far as to create 'secret codes' for where they'd meet their affair partners. This includes terms like 'team lunch' or 'client call'.

These calendar apps can function 'without raising suspicion' for extended periods, as partners who might check phones won't even 'think twice' about 'work-related' notifications.

"If your partner consistently seems to be 'working late' on Tuesdays, but there are no calls, no emails, and no explanation, it’s worth questioning," he warned.

"Patterns are the biggest giveaway. You don’t have to go snooping, but you can start by asking direct questions. Most affairs unravel when people notice the small inconsistencies."

This follows a statement by brothel manager Catherine De Noire, who claimed women can easily detect a cheat by observing their husband's cash withdrawal patterns.

"Many men don't carry enough cash," she remarked. "So, they end up withdrawing money from an ATM, which is often located near or within the brothel."

"This raises suspicion, especially when you notice your partner withdrawing a large sum at four in the morning in this area, and the account is joint."