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Is your smartphone down with virus? Here's what you need to do!
Android is the popular mobile operating system as many smartphone and tablet makers opt for its ease of user interface.
As we all know, Android is an open source and likely to get virus and malware. If you believe your Android smartphone or tablet has a virus then don't worry, it can be easily deleted.
SEE ALSO: Here Is How Mobile Phones Made Mark Zuckerberg The Sixth-Richest Person On Earth
Here are the simple steps to remove the virus from Android smartphone or tablet. Take a look at the slider below to know more.
Step 1:
To Safe Mode, you need to be put your smartphone into safe mode, to prevent any third-party apps from running including any malware. To enable safe mode, press the power button to get power off option, and then press and hold power off button to restart in safe mode option.
Step 2:
Navigate to device's Settings and choose Apps under Downloaded tab. Go through the list if you see any apps installed that should not be running on the device.
Step 3:
Tap on the malicious app (Dodgy Android Virus is an example) and click uninstall. In most cases, the uninstall button is greyed out, as the virus has become Device Administrator itself.
Step 4:
Now, go to Device Administrator. Here you will get a full list of apps on your with administrator status. You just need to uncheck the app you want to remove, then tap Deactivate on the next screen.
Step 5:
After uninstalling the malicious app, just restart your smartphone to take out of safe mode. Now your smartphone is safe without any virus.
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