Proactive Protection provider, ESET has announced five security tips for Android users to avoid some common Android pitfalls.
ESET recommends users not to use their own Android phone at work; encrypt the phone and external SD card by following the encryption process and put PIN codes on individual apps such as Gmail, or Facebook by adding an extra layer of security along with the phone lock.
If your device is lost, users are required to use Gmail's PC-based security system to sign the attacker out, under Account Activity on the main Gmail page, then select "Sign out All Other Sessions".
ESET also suggests not to save passwords in web browser, do not keep email addresses or banking details in any note-taking app and also tells to lock the Google Drive. Users are required to have a backup plan by adding the apps like My backup Pro and Super back up.
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