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'What is this?' Woman claims to have caught 'cheating' boyfriend after checking phone's wifi settings

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A woman claims to have caught her boyfriend 'cheating' after checking the wifi settings on his phone.

In a video posted to TikTok the woman, who does not identify herself, accuses the man of infidelity while they sit having a heated discussion in a parked car.

Though not verified, the couple allude in the video that they are parked outside the house of the woman the boyfriend is allegedly cheating with.

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"This is how you know your BF is cheating," captions fill the screen as the man protests his innocence.

"You are crazy, Maria. First off, I've never been to this girl's house," the man says.

"There's no cars in the driveway, she's not even home, I've never been to this girl's house."

Woman claims to have caught boyfriend cheating after wifi settings on his phone.

Woman claims to have caught boyfriend cheating after wifi settings on his phone. Tiktok

He can then be seen scrolling through the messages and call log of his phone, proving he has nothing to hide.

"Nothing, no, Meghan, you're crazy," he can he heard saying.

"Let me see it," the woman says, before snatching up her partner's phone.

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As she searches through the phone, making her way to the phone's wifi settings, the man continues to protest.

"You don't have s--- on me," he says, exasperated.

"You make s--- up in your head and you, like, think it's real."

He suddenly stops speaking.

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"What is this?" the woman can be heard asking with the camera focusing on the phone.

"Why are you connected to her wi-fi?"

The video has been liked more than 70,000 times.

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The video was posted to Andreas Polychronis' TikTok account. Polychronis, who has almost 900,000 followers and more than 22 million likes, is known for posting parody videos with the hashtag comedy.

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