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What is the best Security Software/Antivirus for Android?

DynaxoMan
By DynaxoMan
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I occasionally use hotspot shield if I ever feel I need it. But generally you don't really need an anitvirus despite what Apple users probably say. "Apple devices never get viruses" 

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Common sense and appropriate knowledge on the internet.

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Avast.

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I use avira because I can whip/track the device from my PC in the case it's stolen

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Its either Avast or CM Security, trust me! I'm an Android app enthusiast and I use to develop apps when I was in college, a lot!

I prefer CM Security btw ;)

 

Cons

Avast:

  • Probably won't work well on older or low spec devices.
  • The real time protection is a tad overzealous sometimes.

CM Security:

  • It doesn't make you breakfast?

 

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But I pretty much summed it up. :)

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Common sense.... As long as you are not downloading apks you should be good.

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