More than a third of Britons have admitted to snooping on their partner's phones and social media to find out if they're cheating. One in five men said they waited until their partner was asleep to use their fingerprint to unlock their phone. The firm said that this type of evidence is increasingly being used as examples of unreasonable behaviour and adultery for divorce. She said: 'If you do find evidence of inappropriate behaviour, this could be used as grounds of unreasonable behaviour in a divorce. 'Social media has also created a world where people might be encouraged to search out information on their romantic partners.'

Source: Daily Mail April 03, 2019 08:26 UTC