There are some very dangerous apps that, unwillingly, we may have installed on our phone. Here are the most common and what to do to report the scam.
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We cannot do without it, because our life, working and sentimental, all our hobbies, our outings, travels, evenings with friends, are kept inside it.
I’m talking about the smartphone, a tool from which we cannot separate ourselves, feeling lost if we lose it or simply forget it at home for a few hours.
The dangerous apps
The smartphone is, without a shadow of a doubt, an integral device of our existence but its constant daily use involves risks to which we must pay the utmost attention. Inside, in fact, we download the most disparate applications that imply considerable dangers. Inside, in fact, malware and viruses can sneak up, specifically designed to steal sensitive data or money from the owners’ accounts.
Those who deal with unmasking these scams, often “disguised” by code names, have discovered, in recent days, 110 applications with insidious codes for smartphone owners so, if you do not want to take risks, pay attention to this list that I’m about to give you, here are some really very dangerous apps: card.lifecartoon.camera.pro.android, code.identifier.android, code.recognizer.android, color.spy.game, cute.kittens.puzzlegame.android, cute.love .test.android, daily.wonderfull.moment, dailycostmaster.android, dangerous.writing.note, data.securite.data, days.daysmatter365.android, days.remind.calendar, detector.noise.tool, photo.editor.best .hot, reminder.lite.sleep, am.i.the.best.friends.hh, APPodeal.test, beauty.mirror, lite, bedtimehelper.android.
To avoid encountering these problems, always keep your system up to date, avoid downloading and installing free applications from unknown developers, install some reputable antivirus software and check your phone very often because, if you have one of these dangerous applications, there may be others. If, despite all this, you come across apps that have strange names, or you notice unusual problems after their installations, such as data theft or money stealing. delete them immediately and contact the Postal Police to understand how to stop the scam. This is a problem that should not be underestimated given that every day there are many unsuspecting victims of these thefts.