Technology has pros and cons. Privacy is constantly jeopardized by some applications. Here’s how to defend ourselves.
From the very first moment, the technology it was a big boost for everyone. Speed of communications, applications that allow you to reach any sector and much more. The downside, however, is really very complex and intricate and is represented by a privacy at constant risk.
Today, working without being connected to the network is practically impossible. Every day we look out onto the web through ours pc or ours smartphone. Devices that we also use when we have free time. In short, they are indispensable to say the least. The activity of hacker However, it can be continuous and the traps around the corner. Think not only of experienced individuals but also of people who are by our side.
We know the application market. These are a lot and have different features. In this regard, a few days ago we talked about apps that affect the iPhone’s battery. In this case, we will go deeper into the applications that could make the private messages. Let’s see together some ways to prevent our privacy from being affected by malicious people.
Applications, beware of these: the way to defend yourself
The violation of our privacy can be done through SMS And WhatsApp messages. There are applications, in which the use is very simple, which allow you to access another device. An unpleasant situation to say the least for those who suffer this real intrusion.
As we can imagine, there are various applications that allow you to do this. All of them are very simple to use. To name a few, there is IKeyMonitor, even if this is used by experts. Or Lost Android which allows you to locate the device and take pictures remotely. But there are many apps that can spy on your phone. However, all applications need the device’s unlock code if they want to be in control.
A lot, on the other hand, depends on whether the cybercriminal has possession of our device. At that moment, he installs the application that allows him a glimpse into our smartphone. Alternatively, you can install a keylogging. This is a program that records keyboard typing. So as to quickly trace passwords and other codes.
But there are small details that allow us to get to the bottom of this tangled situation. The first thing to check is the installed applications. Taking a quick look can only do you good if you have that doubt. Another step is that of drums. If you notice a drop too fast, then there may be a problem. Since these applications affect very heavily.
Checking admin permissions is also a step to follow. Especially those that are required by applications. In case of system IoS just go to the security settings and device administrations or free space section. Once you have found the application, simply uninstall it. To be safe, it is best to uninstall twice.
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