People are just realizing Android phones have eight killer signs you’re a victim of criminal attack including ‘battery clue’
For instance, an expected flurry of ads can mean that your device is infected with adware.
That's software designed to spam you with ads to generate quick cash for crooks – at the expense of your smartphone. "If ads appear out of nowhere and send you to sketchy websites, you’ve probably installed something with adware in it," the cybersecurity company explained.Unknown apps that have been installed by someone close to you are dangerous – but hackers could also load your phone with dangerous software remotely.If you've installed any apps recently, take a close look at them.
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