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SnoopZ 15-05-2024 16:19

Re: Security on an Android tablet
 
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Originally Posted by Itshim (Post 36175101)
Don't even know we're to check:(

Swipe down bring up the settings and you will see there.

Itshim 15-05-2024 17:47

Re: Security on an Android tablet
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by SnoopZ (Post 36175111)
Swipe down bring up the settings and you will see there.

Settings no problem, know how to get that. Can't see it though, ref to Mcafee is there .

SnoopZ 16-05-2024 08:47

Re: Security on an Android tablet
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Itshim (Post 36175118)
Settings no problem, know how to get that. Can't see it though, ref to Mcafee is there .

When in Settings my accounts on my devices are all listed on Tablet and Mobile in the top left corner below the word Settings.

A quick Google would find the info you need I think.

https://www.samsung.com/ca/support/m...0with%20Google.

Edward27 16-05-2024 09:02

Re: Security on an Android tablet
 
Norton and Malwarebytes are good choices for antivirus protection. Regular scans with Malwarebytes can help catch any threats. And be cautious with app downloads, stick to trusted sources like the Google Play Store.
Also, use a VPN. As it's mentioned in this article, it encrypts your data and masks your IP address, especially when connecting to public Wi-Fi networks. This adds an extra layer of security, making it harder for hackers to intercept your sensitive information.

Itshim 16-05-2024 17:44

Re: Security on an Android tablet
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by SnoopZ (Post 36175149)
When in Settings my accounts on my devices are all listed on Tablet and Mobile in the top left corner below the word Settings.

A quick Google would find the info you need I think.

https://www.samsung.com/ca/support/m...0with%20Google.

I give in . :dunce:

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Edward27 (Post 36175150)
Norton and Malwarebytes are good choices for antivirus protection. Regular scans with Malwarebytes can help catch any threats. And be cautious with app downloads, stick to trusted sources like the Google Play Store.
Also, use a VPN. As it's mentioned in this article, it encrypts your data and masks your IP address, especially when connecting to public Wi-Fi networks. This adds an extra layer of security, making it harder for hackers to intercept your sensitive information.

Very happy with my setup . Just couldn't, still can't see any connection to knox listed. Honestly don't really care . The only reference I see is to mcafee( give up spell check keeps changing) :o:

Stephen 16-05-2024 17:55

Re: Security on an Android tablet
 
From Samsung.com
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Samsung Knox can protect your devices against viruses although it is not an antivirus software in its own right. Samsung Knox isn't a program or application, but is hardware built into your Samsung device at the point of manufacture.
From androidpolice.com
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Samsung Knox's security features are so robust that, despite not being antivirus software, it can protect your Samsung phones against viruses and malware. Samsung Knox's security and Android's security features protect your phone's data against viruses and other foreign threats.

Russ 16-05-2024 18:36

Re: Security on an Android tablet
 
For a few months I was recently unfortunate enough to find myself using an Android and all that time used my Norton 360 software on it. I’ve no idea if tablets are less susceptible to attacks than phones but if a downloaded app has malware etc and gets past Google/Android’s checks then I wasn’t going to take a chance. The Norton came with a free unlimited VPN and as I’d be using my online banking on the move p, that would get activated whenever I’d connect to public Wi-Fi.

So if you have Norton, just stick with that whether phone or tablet.


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