This is how the Love Islanders have been SECRETLY communicating off-camera

Love Island 2018 contestant Adam Collard has revealed how him and his fellow contestants would secretly communicate with each other off-camera, and behind the producers backs. OOOOH.

It's no secret that when you're locked up in a villa for near to three months, with no communication with the outside world, and with the knowledge that millions of people are tuning in daily to watch your every move, you will feel like your privacy has been invaded.

So, the cunning Love Island contestants came up with a secret way of talking without the public or the Love Island bosses knowing.

Adam Collard, who was recently booted off the ITV2 show, revealed: "We used to write messages to each other when we were in bed so other people couldn’t hear what we were saying." VERY sneaky.

He also told OK! magazine, "we deleted our messages but the producers told me that they still have them all."

Apparently, Love Island producers are able to track what's the activity on each contestant's phone.

Their phones have minimal apps available for use, like the Love Island messenger app that the producers have full access to, and the camera feature.

The producers also use the phones to alert the contestants of big news, such as the arrival of new contestants, games, or dates.

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