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SMS Phishing: The New Threat Targeting Smartphones

Phishing scams are targeting users where they spend the most time: their phones. Learn how to avoid becoming a victim to a scam and protect your identity.

Does a Factory Reset Delete Everything? What to Do Before Selling Your Phone

Selling your phone doesn’t have to be a hassle. Here are several steps you should take before you sell your smartphone online or to a friend.

The Rise of Increasingly Sophisticated Ransomware

As ransomware becomes increasingly sophisticated and increasingly prevalent, more people are reporting encounters than ever before.

The Rise of Mobile Gaming: Check Out These Apps

Mobile gaming has risen in popularity over the past few years. Find out about the best games to try on your device and how to improve your experience.

Tips for Storing Your Photos During Summer Vacation

Summer vacation is a great time of the year for taking photos with friends and family, but these photos can quickly fill up a device’s storage space.

Here Are 4 Tips on How to Avoid Phone Hacking

Is your phone as secure as you think? Make sure you’re keeping your information safe by following these tips to avoid being hacked.

Best Password Managers for Your Android Devices

Keeping track of all your passwords can be a hassle. Use these three password managers to store, share, generate, and protect your sensitive login information.

Introducing dfndr Assistant: Protection With One Tap

Our talented team of engineers have created the next evolution in Android security. Find out more about it.

Real or Fake Profiles on LInkedin?

Be careful when you're using LinkedIn. If you haven't changed your privacy settings from the default, everyone on the website can see what you're looking at.

How to Move Apps from Your Internal Memory to Your SD Card

If your internal storage is starting to get full — or if you just want some extra space — it might be time to get an SD card for your apps and files.

The Hidden Risks of Some Popular Android Apps

Some of the most popular apps in the Play store can be risky to use, often due to security or privacy concerns. Find out which apps you should watch out for.

3 Reasons Not to Use Your Pre-Installed Internet Browser

Have you been frustrated with the Internet browser that comes pre-installed on your Android? Find out 3 reasons why you should stop using it.

These Are the 5 Biggest Wi-Fi Security Risks

Think you're protected while using the public Wi-Fi hotspot at your favorite café or restaurant? Think again! Keep reading to learn the risks.

What Your Mobile Web Browsing History Reveals About You

Your web browsing history reveals a lot more about you than you may realize. Find out who can use this information — and what you can do about it.

How to Set Up and Secure Your Wi-Fi Router

Setting up your router isn't as complicated as you might think. Take a look at these steps to set up your router — and keep it secure.

Can You Reduce the Memory Footprint of Your Apps?

If your apps use too much memory while they are running, then they may crash or freeze. Learn about memory footprints and what developers can do to reduce them.

Why Does Facebook Use A Lot of Battery When It’s Not Open?

Android users have long suspected that the Facebook app was eating up their battery life. Now, there's a study that could prove this to be true.

Why Do Some Users Neglect Anti-Virus Protection?

Androids are just as susceptible to hacking and phishing attacks as computers, but some users still aren't bothering to protect their phones.

Can You Ever Really Browse the Web Secretly?

If you're looking to minimize your online footprint, there are a few different approaches you can take. Keep reading to find a tactic that works for you.

Why You Should Be Worried About Password Phishing on Android

Password phishing on mobile devices is more common than you might think. Find out why, and what you can do to protect your personal information.

These Are the 3 Current Trends in Android Malware

If you’ve learned anything about cyber threats over the last decade, it should be that they’re always changing. Find out the 3 latest trends in Android malware.