Phone data is important. Everyone knows a lot of things happen when you lose your phone or breaks information from the phone's maker. Headache is not complete.
In this regard, you can find out more about mobile phone security for Android users.
Protects smartphones
Protect with Pattern, Password, PIN, or Fingerprint Let no one access smartphones. Go to Settings> Security> Screen lock and choose Safeguard option.
Passwords with multi-digit (multi-digit) numbers are the best option for security. Fingerprint can be a good choice Most people use a balance between security and convenience.
Hide Notifications
If you do not want anyone to stand behind or watch a smartphone on the table, know the message message while there is a message (Notification above). Lock screen screen, you should have protection.
Go to Settings> Sound & Notification> When device is locked, choose Notifications when Lock screen or App Notifications Select Not Display Notification On any application.
Restrict Permission to Applications
There are many applications that ask for access to your data, not necessarily. Go to Settings> Apps> Right-click on the right vertical three-tone right arrow> Select App permissions and check the access permissions of Program.
Applications requesting non-core functionality should be canceled. If you suspect a search on Google by entering a name associated with Privacy or Security, you may find that others have raised concerns about it.
Encrypt data
Most Android smartphones now have encrypted encrypted access to Settings> Security or Settings> Security & Location or Settings> Lock screen and security to Find the Encryption option. If using MicroSD, there might be an Encrypt option there.
Should I use the Find My Device feature?
Google's Find My Device service, tracking a smartphone or tablet location lets you remotely take action. When your phone is stolen. When this functionality is enabled, simply type in your Google search engine (Sign In with your account) and show it on Google Maps.
If you do not want Google to monitor the migration, you can disable it. Normal This functionality can be checked by Settings> Google> Security> Find My Device.
View accounts should be used on older devices
Check with the Security Checkup feature (SignIn is using your account), so long as the old device continues to use your account. If it is visible, can be canceled.
