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How to make your smartphone more secure
Recently, I've received text messages like, "Hi, this is Vivian from Dynamic Job Recruiting. Are you looking for high-paying work?" and the anonymous, "Hey, what have you been up to?"
Scammers will never rest in their efforts to con and steal, and these texts are attempts to bring misery by accessing people's personal and work accounts, including usernames, passwords, financial information, and other sensitive data.
In this article from ZDNet, the National Security Agency provides several tips to boost your phone's security, starting with shutting your phone off once a week.
https://www.zdnet.com/article/why-the-nsa-advises-you-to-turn-off-your-p...
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Slipstream
Great tips to keep bad guys out of our business. Thanks for posting this!
Well Street
Today I received two texts from the same number, claiming to be from "Michelle" who has my number in her phone but doesn't remember me. They also sent a photo of an attractive woman as bait.
Slipstream
We have to keep our antenna up scammers, that's for sure.
Evangel
Very helpful info. Thanks for this post.