Use of Password Manager
We use the easy-to-remember
password in our smartphone, which can be easy for anyone to hack. To avoid
this, you can use a password manager who can hide all your passwords behind
master password.
Do not install
unauthorized applications
Many times we install an
app that is shared with somebody, so that the phone has a risk of viruses
coming in our phones. Also, it threatens to leak your personal information.
Make Easy Password
We often use an easy
password to lock your smartphone that can be easily remembered. But doing this
can be very dangerous for you. 1234, 1111, 0000 do not forget about these types
of passwords. Your smartphone can be open and hacked.
Make a public Wi-Fi
access
We use public WiFi to
protect our mobile data and these public WiFi are also used by other users. So,
there is a greater risk of data theft or leakage from here. Never send any
sensitive or extremely important data via public WiFi.
Use of VPN
Using virtual private
networks can be the most secure option for you. Through this, your data
protection gets an additional layer.
Security update must be
installed
Android periodically
removes security patches for the operating system for its users. Do not ever
ignore these updates and always update your phone.
Apps too update
As with your smartphone,
keep updating the installs app from time to time. This is rollout of security
patch of apps as well as your phone.
Two-Factor-Verification
Android smartphone runs
on Google account. In this way, you enable Google to-Factor verification to
secure your Android device. By this way your phone gets extra security.
Remote Lock and Wipe
Enable
Enabling remote lock and
wipe data in your Android to avoid stolen your data in the event of theft of
the phone. If your phone gets stolen, you can log in to your Google Account
from a laptop or a PC and delete your data by accessing it remotely.
Avoid opening links in
SMS
Hackers can send you a link
using SMS. In such a way, before opening any link, make sure the link is safe.
You can get many mistakes in most fake links.
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