![]() ![]() ![]() It’s still a race to see who can find exploits first and either take advantage or secure the breach. There are patches to prevent these exploits, but hackers are always looking for new ways inside.Back in the days of Jelly Bean, exploits were uncovered that allowed remote installation of apps via script injection.) Some apps will piggy-back onto apps that may seem safe. ![]() Rooted phones are more susceptible to malware. Remember to change your passwords frequently.Clicking on malicious links elsewhere, such as a spam email, could be inviting these applications onto your phone inadvertently. Find apps on your phone that you don’t remember installing.Observe if your phone lights up on its own, shuts down automatically or makes strange sounds.If there’s spyware or tracking software installed on your phone, chances are, your phone will act differently. A common way to check spyware on your phone is by noticing any odd or strange function. ![]()
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