Beyond the love we have for the phone, we know full well how much privacy is at stake there. One mistake is enough and your personal things are no longer yours. Is there anything we can do to prevent this? All the tips below!
1. Never send money to someone who claims to be your friend or relative.
Suppose a friend of yours calls you from the landline number and tells you that he needs money. The first thing you need to do is focus on his voice. If in doubt, hang up the phone and call the friend at the permanent number and ask if they were the ones who called you.
2. Do not charge the phone in public places.
You never know what will happen, so do not take risks. Choose better to stay without batteries.
3. Always delete your search history
Hackers will usually use the stored data to reveal your passwords. Details related to the bank account, the addresses which he requests most often, etc. would help them achieve their goal even faster. Therefore, never forget to delete the traces.
4. Do not leave Bluetooth on all day.
Not only does it give you easy access to hackers, but you can also risk getting viruses that would permanently end your phone in a matter of seconds.
Source: Bright Side
