How to Keep Your Phone Safe and Secure From Hacking and Hackers

Before we get started, I want to make this very clear that the Android OS is inherently a very secure Operating System. Android has a pretty robust Security architecture that combines the Privilege control security mechanism of Linux with the Permission control mechanism of Android.

At the base of all Android OS is the Linux Kernel, which sets up a Kernel-level application sandbox(isolation of processes) even for native codes, OS apps, and apps with root privileges and provides an extensible mechanism for IPC(Inter-Process Communication) for exchange of intents, etc. minimizing the risks of privilege escalation(an app gaining unauthorized capabilities).

Simply put, Android as an Operating System is very secure(not completely secure though) and Google puts the special impetus on its security. To mess with this OS one has to compromise the security of the SE Linux Kernel, which, is not easy, to say the least.

Having your smartphone hacked kind of feels like someone robbed your house — or maybe even worse. It’s a massive invasion of privacy, a violation of your personal space, and it may take a while to figure out what is missing. Your smartphone doesn’t just hold your valuables; it signals to intruders which of your valuables are the most important to you.

With all the reports about malware attacks and data breaches, no one can blame you for wanting to protect your cell phone from hackers. You can take steps to secure your phone, improve your password smarts, and protect your data. Nothing is fool-proof, but a little bit of know-how will improve your chances of hack-proofing your phone.

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