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8 mistakes that Android users make which may help scammers

By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: December 15, 2021 19:53 IST

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If you're using an Android phone, it's important to see what you download and which apps you access. Next we have mentioned some of the mistakes of Android users, which made the job of scammers even easier.
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If you're using an Android phone, it's important to see what you download and which apps you access. Next we have mentioned some of the mistakes of Android users, which made the job of scammers even easier.
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Blotware is an app that is already on your new smartphone, but uninstalling it doesn't affect the phone. These apps take up space and can also steal your data by showing ads. So when you buy a new Android phone, such apps.
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No matter how popular the apps are, you should not install their APK file. Always install the apps you want from the Google Play Store. Installing apps that are not available on the Play Store is a kind of risk.
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Currently, phone thieves are not only stealing phones to sell, they can also sell your data. So it is very important to lock the phone and turn on Google's find device service.
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Third party apps should not be allowed to install apps. These apps may install apps on your phone without your knowledge. So go to settings and revoke this permission.
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Some dangerous apps don't show up because their icons are hidden. But no one is hiding from the settings of Android. Go to Settings and check the list in App Management and blow up the apps which you have not installed manually.
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Change your Google Account password from time to time. Avoid using the password used on another website for a Google Account.
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For security of Android phones, it is always best to uninstall apps that you do not use. Such apps not only consume memory but can also attract malware.
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