In this article, we explain how to secure your smartphone with 5 other tips and tricks! Do not forget to check out my previous article for more ways to secure your smartphone.
How to secure your smartphone
1. Do you trust the app you want to download ?
We download millions of applications every day, but do you ever read exactly what the application accesses before installing it? If you do not, make a point to check this from this day.
Most smartphones allow you to install applications from a store such as iTunes default trusted applications or Google Play, but it's worth checking your security settings for ensure that this remains the case.
Many applications sneakily access your personal information, or they can be false applications masquerading as legitimate or, in some cases, you give them access to perform certain functions on your phone. If you do not trust it - do not download. And this free game you have installed? Remember, some applications are not free because they sell your information to marketers.
2. The sale or recycling of your smartphone?
Before sending your smartphone to "phone sky", or before you sell it or donate it is important to wipe all traces of data from and remove all SD storage cards that could be in there. be aware however, that a simple factory reset can not delete all your data
But before doing this if, remember to save your data -.! Because once it's gone, it's gone for good
for how to erase data from your smartphone to check this Article compare my phone that gives some tips and tricks for Android and iOS users.
3. Made an online payment? Remember to disconnect
once you have made an online purchase, or use your smartphone for online banking, remember to log out -. Do not store your password or user name on your smartphone
If you use Wi-Fi to the online store or access your bank account, remember that hot spots do not give no encryption security. If you need to use the Wi-Fi connection, use a VPN -. Protects your smartphone from hackers and thieves
4. Disable Bluetooth or NFC (Near Field Communication)
Leaving Bluetooth or NFC is an open invitation for thieves access your smartphone and steal your personal information. A good rule to follow is always disable Bluetooth, or other services, once you have finished using it, or switch mode "not discoverable."
5. Back up the data on your smartphone
If you have lost your phone or it was stolen, you can remotely erase all your personal data from your smartphone. iOS users can find more information from Apple support, and Android users can check the Google support.
Remember, it's up to you to secure your smartphone and keep your data safe!
The FCC has much advice and on how to secure your smartphone, as well as tips for securing your Windows Phone and Blackberry.
So, now you know how to secure your smartphone!
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