So I've just made the switch to android. Is there anything I should do as far as protection. I've been apple scum since I've had a smartphone. Don't know if there's anything huge I'm missing.
Really, faggot? Nobody fucking cares, go to the cancerous smartphone general
>>51526042
make sure your device can run the latest marshmallow version.
>>51526042
and install gentoo you shitposting faggot
If you're using official firmware, you probably won't get security updates for very long (2 years at most), and they'll be delayed as fuck. if you flash custom firmware, you might get updates faster and for a few more years, but there will be bugs/issues with the custom firmware anyway. And you void your warantee by doing so.
Basically, you're fucked either way. If you want mobile device security, get an Apple or Microsoft phone. Their security situation isn't completely back-asswards fucked.
The most lightweight antivirus I can suggest is Bitdefender. It runs in the background, scans newly installed apps and generally stays out of your way.
>>51526042
just run the latest version of android.
and if you are to install pirated shit, check the comment section of the torrent pages before installing!
im getting the oneplus X in a few days, finally switching from the pos iphone6
>>51526042
>anything i could do as far as protection
Uninstall iCloud online public file sharing.
>done
>>51526042
I don't use Android but I've heard Avast Mobile is one of the best antimalware/antivirus apps for android.
>>51528270
Avast constantly nags you for it's other apps with giant in your face pop-ups and it has some bug where scanning notifications pop up over and over and never go away. It might be functionally good, but overall too much of a pain to deal with. Plus there are better non-root firewall solutions (local VPNs)
>>51527035
uhh
im using official firmware and get updates like every 2 weeks
>>51528270
Installing antivirus is fucking retarded, but you'd have to be a special kind of retard to install one on your phone.
Placebo if you used trusted application repositories, and a waste of resources.
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