Hopefully, most of us have some sort of anti-virus protection on our desktop or laptop computers, and we’re used to planning on virus protection. We’ve had personal computers for years. Smartphones are still a relatively new phenomenon. We run multiple apps that are constantly connected, potentially putting personal information at risk. We’re still adapting to the use and protection of these devices, and those that want our information are adapting their strategies for how to get to the information on our phones.
Are the threats to Android phones and the iPhone similar?
Between the two, the biggest risk is losing your information, or getting your
accounts compromised, including your bank account, app store account, or credit
card information. Apple has always had stricter requirements in the app store,
and isn’t as open an environment as the Google/Android app market. As the
Android market is getting better at tightening up app requirements, we're seeing
more and more app viruses in the Apple app store.
- See more at: http://www.geeks.com/techtips/community/anti-virus-options-for-your-smartphone.html#sthash.2uzvS6Mu.dpuf
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