I Keep hearing about Hummingbird malware, what security is the android LG phone use.
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It's HummingBad malware, not Hummingbird, but whatever....
It's up to YOU, as a consumer, to protect yourself, as with computer malware. Install an anti-virus app like Avast, AVG, or similar and run a scan to ensure you don't have it to begin with. It appears a factory reset is the only sure way to get rid of it if you do.
Prevention is better - don't download apps from untrusted sources (use the playstore!) and if your AV program flags an app, stay clear and find aln alternative that is safe.
How to tell if your Android phone has the HummingBad malware - CNET
A lot of data going around, and I not much aware of how the android security system operates.
It's HummingBad malware, not Hummingbird, but whatever....
It's up to YOU, as a consumer, to protect yourself, as with computer malware. Install an anti-virus app like Avast, AVG, or similar and run a scan to ensure you don't have it to begin with. It appears a factory reset is the only sure way to get rid of it if you do.
Prevention is better - don't download apps from untrusted sources (use the playstore!) and if your AV program flags an app, stay clear and find aln alternative that is safe.
How to tell if your Android phone has the HummingBad malware - CNET
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