Some of the most effective tips for the security of Android phones

Nowadays, almost all of the computer's functionality is available in Android smartphones. Some Android phone processors and RAM are more than many of the desktops. All this is made up of users' convenience. But if users can not properly manage these powerful devices, then the hazard may happen. In today's post, we will know some strategies that will help keep your Android phone safe.

1. Regular updates
   Many do not want to update Android OS and apps due to fear of data expenditure. But it may be a serious threat to the privacy of the device and your information. Different types of different operating systems and app codes are caught in error which cyber attackers take. Regular updates on the device can be very free from this fear. The latest update also brings many new features.

2. Lock the phone
   There are many who do not lock the phone due to alasemi. This is a terrible bad habit. If you do not lock your phone, then only get the danger of it, when your phone is stolen, or in some other way. Do not wait for that bad day to lock the phone right now. There are now convenient methods like fingerprint, facial recombination available to unlock. So why do you remain vulnerable? And yes, in order to set the password and the PIN code, you will certainly do something that no one can guess.

3. Download apps only from official source
   The official and most trusted app download space for Android phones is the Google Play Store. If you install an APK file from the outside and install it on the phone, you can accidentally get infected by the virus. You can get an idea about its popularity and accuracy by viewing how many times it has been downloaded and downloaded from an app on Google Play.

4. Use encryption
   Encrypted with Android phone's internal and extended storage passwords. If you do not have access to any of your phone's data in a way other than a password. If it is not encrypted, it is possible to find out the information on the phone's memory card or internal storage easily. To enable encryption, see the Security section of the Smartphone settings.

5. Password Management
   Many people write different online service user IDs and passwords in the Notes apps in the phone. It's a harmful habit. In this way, saving confidential data has a great danger of being unaffected. Rather use a password manager app (such as LostPass). Or password can be saved in Google Chrome, which can be protected on Google's server.

6. Uninstall unused apps
   If this is the case, you are not using an app, it is installed on the phone, it is best if you remove the app. Because different apps want different permissions for your device. The lesser the apps are installed, the less the risk of a device hack.

7. Keep unnecessary connection off
   Turn off the connection of the phone's mobile data, WiFi, Bluetooth when it is not needed. These will protect your phone's battery as well, as well as protecting against the risk of Bluetooth and WiFi Hack.
   

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