Anti-virus for Android?

[Cookson]

So, looks like some c**t has scammed a few small transactions from my account. Santander have cancelled my card and issued a new one, but I only really ever use paypal for stuff. I'm wondering if anyone uses an anti-virus thing on their phones to stop f*****s getting your bank deets?

 

[JamesBryan]

More than likely from using your card somewhere.

If it was from them accessing your banking through your phone, your account would have been wiped out.

But no, i don't use any of those anti virus apps.

 

[davo172]

Norton on mine find it sound tbh had avira before that was s**t

 

[ChrisR]

This should be good at stopping most of that dodgy android software

 

[JackJack]

I use BullGuard on my phone and laptop

 

[Touring_Rob]

We use ESET at work and on phones - we did an IT review a few years back and at the time ESET came out on top.

I use the free version on Android. I can also recommend Dashlane as a good password/info service. I was amazed at how many times I had reused a password.

 

[jamesthomp]

We use ESET at work and on phones - we did an IT review a few years back and at the time ESET came out on top.

I use the free version on Android. I can also recommend Dashlane as a good password/info service. I was amazed at how many times I had reused a password.

I agree. Been using eset on my pc and phone as well and never had an issue. It's not that eating too much ram too so highly recommended!