I found a suspicious app on my phone—what should I do?

If this app is indeed on your mom's phone and not yours, that's a serious privacy concern. It's worth discussing with her about reporting it to the authorities if you're being watched without consent. It's really important to maintain your safety and privacy!

If you’re unable to uninstall it due to the app password, your best bet might be to check if there's a way to reset that password through your phone's settings. In extreme cases, you might need to consider a factory reset if you can't get rid of it. Additionally, do not use the phone until you find a solution, since it's accessing sensitive parts of your device.

Given that the app has access to your camera and microphone without your knowledge, it's likely some sort of monitoring software—definitely sounds suspicious for spyware! Apps like this usually make it clear during installation, so you should check how it ended up on your device. Besides, very few legitimate apps should have all permissions unless it's absolutely necessary.