What If You Could Be Notified of Useless Apps on Your Phone?
So, your Android is running really slowly. It's time to delete some useless apps so that you have more room on your phone for the apps you really want.
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Hummer Malware Lay Dormant on Users’ Phones for a Year
Developed by Chinese hackers, this strand of malware was installed on users' Androids in 2015 — but it didn't attack until the next year!
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What Are the Dangers of Losing Your SIM Card?
If your Android's SIM card is lost or stolen, you need to act swiftly. These small pieces of plastic contain a huge amount of your personal data.
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Overheating: Is it a Charger Issue or a Phone Issue?
Like most electronic devices, cell phones do produce a little heat. But when you have an Android in your hands that's burning up, it's time to act!
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PSafe Launches in U.S. to Safeguard Connected Experiences
Brazilian-based mobile security company gives U.S. users freedom to safely connect, share, play, express, and explore.
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Security Risks of Apps Sharing Data with Advertisers
Both paid and free apps collect and share your data — often without you knowing. Unfortunately, this practice puts your privacy and security at risk.
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How Can You Boost Your Wi-Fi Connectivity?
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Are Secret Keys in Google Play Still an Issue for Users?
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The Mazar Malware Can Wipe Your Phone Clean
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Which Communication App is the Most Battery Efficient?
When comparing Facebook Messenger, texting, and WhatsApp, which messaging option is the most battery-friendly? Find out the answer.