You have a lot of valuable data on your smartphone: dozens of apps, conversations, personal information, account information, contacts, documents, notes, photos, and your banking app, among others. You may even have a credit card or debit card attached to some of those apps. That’s why it’s important to not let your information fall into the wrong hands by taking measures to ensure that your data is safe in the event of loss or theft. Activate DFNDR’s Anti-Theft feature to keep your device and personal information secure:
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How to Use Anti-Theft After Losing Your Device
Depending on where you lost your phone — such as if you’ve simply misplaced it — you may want to start with sounding an alarm or locating your device. However, if you’ve lost it on the subway or somewhere more public, you should enable the “block” function to protect your personal information. Even though a kind individual may have found your phone and could be waiting for you to call or text him/her about your missing device, you still don’t want them to have access to all of your information. Next, try to locate your phone. If you believe that your phone has been stolen, and that you’re not likely to get it back, then you should delete all of the data from your device.
Protect Your Phone in Advance
Advanced Protection is another feature that can protect your device in the event that it is lost or stolen. Once activated, this feature will prevent thieves and hackers from breaking into your device and disabling DFNDR’s security system. It will also keep malware from disabling your phone’s security system. Advanced Protection will make sure that all of your photos, conversations, apps, and personal information are protected. Click here to activa Advanced Protection:
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