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6 Ways to Improve Security on Your Android Devices

Mobile security is at the top of every company’s worry list these days. Nearly all workers now routinely access corporate data from smartphones, and that means keeping sensitive info out of the wrong hands is an increasingly challenge for every mobile users. https://www.infosecuritycenter.com/cyber-security/6-ways-to-improve-security-on-your-android-devices/

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6 Ways to Improve Security on Your Android Devices

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  1. 6 Ways to Improve Security on Your Android Devices www.infosecuritycenter.com

  2. Mobile security is at the top of every company’s worry list these days. Nearly all workers now routinely access corporate data from smartphones, and that means keeping sensitive info out of the wrong hands is an increasingly challenge for every mobile users.

  3. Now, to avoid being victimized by these growing mobile security threats, here are some tips on how to improve your security, specifically Android devices: Always lock the screen Make sure that your screen are always locked. Enabling a screen unlock code will prevent an outsider or a thief from accessing your mobile data, even if your mobile phone gets stolen.

  4. Use strong passwords Google make sure that they always have an update for Android devices. Although other manufacturers take some time to update.

  5. Have a security application It’s a good practice to have a security apps on your mobile devices. An application that has a feature of anti-theft, tracking, and locking, as well as malware scanning and detection can help lessen the potential threats.

  6. Choose your networks wisely It’s easy to connect to a public Wi-Fi specially if you’re in a rush or your don’t have any alternative.

  7. If possible, avoid rooting your device Consider the pros and cons before rooting your Android devices. It may allow you to have more control over your device, it could also allow unsigned apps, even the malicious ones to access your data.

  8. Be cautious when downloading apps The easiest way for any type of mobile device to get infected with malware is by downloading from any third-party app stores.

  9. Thank you. www.infosecuritycenter.com

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