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Title: 8 simple ways to protect your smartphone from hackers.
Authors: GUNNELL, MARSHALL (AUTHOR)
Source: PCWorld. Aug2022, Vol. 40 Issue 8, p98-101. 4p. 4 Color Photographs.
Subjects: Email hacking, Computer hackers, Smartphones, Computer crimes, Password software, Multi-factor authentication
Abstract: But if your phone does get lost or stolen, you can wipe the data on that phone remotely while having the peace of mind that you still have access to all of your data. DON'T STORE PASSWORDS (OR OTHER SENSITIVE INFORMATION) ON YOUR PHONE In general, it's best not to store passwords or other sensitive information, such as credit card details or personally identifying information, on your phone. DEPARTMENTS Being the victim of phone hacking is a nightmare. [Extracted from the article]
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