Why you should power off your phone at least once a week - according to the NSA
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from ZDNET4 months ago
Powering your phone off and then back on at least once a week can make it more difficult for hackers to steal information from your phone.
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The NSA warns that malicious apps, Wi-Fi networks, and spyware are severe threats to mobile devices and can lead to data theft and malware installation.
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Updating your apps and operating system is crucial; it ensures you have the latest security patches to protect against emerging threats.
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Avoid clicking on links or attachments in emails and text messages, as these are common methods for initiating malware attacks.
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