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Anele Mdoda reveals how her ex stalked her

TV personality Anele Mdoda shared with her 947 radio listeners a story about how she found out her ex was stalking her.

The radio presenter stated that her ex-boyfriend used to stalk her and track her every move using her password, which left her feeling unsafe.

Speaking on air, the radio presenter said the following: 

“The common denominator here is Steve Jobs, that’s all I’m going to say. Because that’s how my ex used to track me, [by using] Find My iPhone.”

Anele explained that she noticed that she was receiving several e-mails that she didn’t understand and asked her ex if he had any knowledge on what they were for. He was said to have covered up his tracks by blaming them on the phone cleaning viruses.

“I wanna clean a virus. So I let these emails continue,” she said.

Anele continued by explaining that she had to take her car to the dealership where she asked for it to be stripped as she was convinced the vehicle had a tracker.

The Celebrity Game Night presenter’s story touched loads of people as they took to the radio station’s comment section to voice out their own experience with stalkers.

One social media users wrote: “These exes don’t have a life.. this guy from my past is always minding my business. Like dude, you are married now. Move on.”

Another user wrote: “My ex was the worst, he literally hacked my iPhones, social media, email and laptop, that’s why I’m single.”

“Yes. Husbands are the worst trackers. I lived that life it’s horrible,” wrote another user.

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