Top Ten Security Tips for Your Android Device

6. Activate Google’s Android Device Manager

If you lose your device, Android Device Manager can help you to track your device on Google Maps. It allows you to ring the device loudly for five minutes and even erase the entire data. To verify whether it’s enabled, you can go to the Setting Menu and tap on Security. You can also enable it through the Device Administrators setting under Security Settings.

 7. Create multiple user account

If you want your Android tablet to be shared with your spouse, siblings or anyone, having multiple user account will help you to protect your privacy. In Jell Bean Android tab, there is an option to create multiple user accounts. General account can be created for anyone who wants to use your device. This option is available under the Setting inUsers section.

8. Never save your passwords

Many users have a habit of saving passwords of online sites or services on their phone without thinking about its aftereffects. If you do so, your personal data is more prone to hacking. Hence avoid saving password on your device especially when it comes to banking or payment apps.

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