Mobile Security Software Questions & Answers

Yes, a voice password is theft-proof. The voice authentication system is smart and only gives the required permissions to the owner. It is safe and secure and won’t take command if the sound of the voice is distorted or an arbitrator tries to mimic the original user, etc.

Yes, app permissions can cause trouble as some apps may secretly access your memory card or contact data. It is important to be aware of the permissions that an app is requesting before you install it on your device. You can also review the permissions of apps that are already installed on your device and revoke any permissions that you are not comfortable with.

If you are concerned about the security of your data, you can also use a mobile security app to help protect your device from malware and other threats.

It is known as Vishing Call. A vishing call is a fraudulent phone call where the caller poses as a representative of a legitimate organization, such as a bank, in an attempt to obtain sensitive information from the victim. Banks will never request personal information such as account numbers, social security numbers, names, addresses, or passwords through email or text messages.

They will only request this information for identity verification purposes when you contact them directly. It is important to remember when receiving unexpected calls to avoid providing personal information over the phone. If you have doubts about the authenticity of a call, it is best to end the call and contact the bank directly using the phone number provided on the back of your card or on their official website.