Protecting, Removing Malware From Android Mobiles.

Protecting, Removing Malware From Android Mobiles.

The best way to remove malware/virus from an Android would be to, unsurprisingly, Just install a malware removal app. Just be sure to install a reputable one.

360 Mobile Security:      360 can scan your device, whether manually or automatic, and provide protection based on its ever-updated cloud database of threats/virus. It’s quick, to the point, and effective – not to mention the fact that it has one of the most beautiful app interface. It can detect vulnerabilities on your device and optimize your settings and total Phone too. For a deeper look, check out Erez’s 360 Mobile Security review.

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AVAST! Mobile Security:    Avast! can scan your device manually or according to schedule. When browsing, it will detect and block malware-infected links,  Other advanced features include anti-theft measures, a built-in firewall, and SMS/call filtering. and it will monitor all incoming and outgoing traffic for threats.

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AVG AntiVirus Security:   AVG’s app will scan all new files and apps for potential threats, including malware, spyware, and viruses. On top of that, There are also some advanced features, like traffic monitoring and anti-theft measures.  it can identify insecure settings and provide tips for plugging security holes.

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Signs of Malware detected.


Unexplained data usage:   A lot of malware exists to collect data: account details, credit card numbers, contacts lists, etc. this information transfer will result in strange spikes in data usage. Once it has this information, the malware app needs to relay it back to whoever created that malware – and in most cases,

 Poor phone performance:    If you experience a slowing down, you might have a malware infection – especially if a reboot doesn’t alleviate the problem. Depending on the age of your device and the severity of malware infection, your phone’s performance might take a hit.

Reduced battery life:    More severe cases of malware will kill your battery faster than mild cases, Since most malware are designed to sit in the background and run all day long, you may notice a dip in your battery life. .

Dropped phone calls:   Poor service will be the right answer, but when you start dropping more calls than normal, it could be indicative of malware Sometimes your calls will drop due to poor service. Other times, the culprit could be malware interference.

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-Vivek Akkaldevi