Manage background app activity on iPhone and Android devices
Managing Background App Updates to Save Battery and Data Background activities on your phone can often go unnoticed, but they can quietly drain your battery and use up mobile data. Apps frequently update behind the scenes, which is convenient but can be tiring on your battery life. Fortunately, you have options to manage this. By […]
How to locate your dead phone with iPhone and Android tracking options
Losing a phone, especially when it’s dead, can send anyone into a tailspin. Fortunately, both Apple and Android have built-in tools that can help track your lost device, even if it’s offline. For iPhone users, the Find My network can be accessed through another Apple device or via a web browser. Android users can rely […]
New Android malware BankBot YNRK aims at banking applications and cryptocurrency wallets
Over the past few years, Android users have faced a rising wave of financial malware. Threats such as Hydra, Anatsa, and Octo show how malicious actors can take control of devices, monitor screens, and hijack accounts without users realizing it. Although security updates have mitigated some of these risks, malware developers are constantly evolving their […]
New Android malware allows immediate ATM withdrawals through your phone
New Android Malware Threats Smartphone banking has undoubtedly made transactions easier, but it’s also opened the door for cybercriminals. In recent years, instances of Android malware stealing passwords, intercepting one-time passwords (OTPs), and even controlling phones remotely have surged. Some scams rely on fake banking apps, while others employ phishing messages that prompt users to […]
Google alerts Android users about fraudulent VPN apps that conceal harmful malware.
Warning on Fake VPN Apps Affecting Android Users Google has issued a warning to Android users about a surge in fake VPN applications that are introducing malware to devices. These seemingly harmless apps, which are marketed as privacy tools, are actually equipped with malicious software capable of stealing personal information, banking credentials, and enabling remote […]
Set up email reminders on iPhone and Android to ensure you don’t overlook important responses
If you’ve ever meant to reply to an email but ended up forgetting, both iPhone and Android have built-in features to help you set reminders. It’s a handy way to ensure you don’t overlook important messages, regardless of whether you use Apple’s Mail app or Gmail on Android. Why is the message reminder feature important? […]
Android users advised to remove Klopatra malware posing as a streaming app
Malware aimed at Android devices is evolving rapidly. Cybercriminals are using increasingly deceptive tactics, from phony banking apps to phishing schemes, all designed to trick users into revealing sensitive information. Recently, security experts have highlighted a new threat: deceptive apps that look authentic but can completely hijack your device. They’ve issued warnings to Android users […]
Ways to efficiently monitor medications using iOS and Android health apps
Keeping track of medications and medical histories can be quite daunting, especially when you’re managing your own health alongside that of a partner. Take Olaf from Valley Stream, New York. He expresses this common struggle, saying, “I’m 86. I just switched to an iPhone. I have a hard time finding a system to maintain my […]
Waze has updated its requirements to only support Android 10 and has discontinued support for earlier versions.
If you’re using an older Android device—like certain phones, tablets, or even car infotainment systems—you might soon find yourself missing out on the latest Waze features. The beta version 5.9.90 and beyond requires a minimum of Android 10, a step up from the previous requirement of Android 8. This means that while your device can […]
iPhone users are more likely to be victims of online scams than Android users, according to research.
New findings from research have revealed that iPhone users may be more susceptible to online scams than their Android counterparts. Interestingly, it’s not necessarily the device’s nature to blame; rather, it’s the users’ behaviors and habits. A study by MalwareBytes, a global cybersecurity firm, surveyed 1,300 adults across the US, UK, Austria, Germany, and Switzerland. […]