Today we want to share with you some simple tips to make your phone safer, these “Tips” come directly from those who created the Miui world. The theme of mobile security is becoming more and more prominent in today's world as smartphone is increasingly a place of strictly confidential personal or work information. In today's guide we will see 13 simple yet effective tips to make your Miui phone safer: Type - 1 Be sure that your lock screen is set to ON, this simple setting will put you at risk of rubbing sensitive data if your phone falls into bad hands. How to do: Setting ==> Lockscreen ==> Password ==> Add security password There are 4 block types:
Type - 2 Guest mode will secure your smartphone applications and protect your privacy (it will hide messages, photos, notes, calls, and settings). How to do: Setting ==> Additional settings ==> Privacy ==> Privacy settings ==> turn on Guest mode Type - 3 What does it mean to protect apps? In short, this feature allows you to apply an unlock code to be inserted each time you want to open every single app that stores sensitive data, information that you do not want to share with anyone (useful if you have a lover How to do: Type - 4 Have you ever tried to give your baby a hand in your hand? I do! and I found my Nexus set in Russian! Child mode, when activated, is used to block some apps that might harm you if you are handled by your child. How to do: Setting ==> Child Mode ==> Turn on Type - 5 This app allows you to control every single activity on your phone. The Security app has already installed stock on your Miui phone. Type - 6 You should only install apps from known sources: Google play or Mi store. Do not download apps from any pincopallo-store because they may contain malware that will irreparably infect your phone. To prevent some apps from installing from unknown sources, there is a setting to activate. How to do: Type - 7 Obviously having the phone rooted allows you to do many operations that would not normally be possible. But there is another side of the coin, giving your phone root permissions involves greater security risks as all files will be accessible, so all apps installed by the user will also have access to system files. So our advice is: if you don't explicitly need root, don't root your phone!
Type - 8 Your Google Account is a quick access to your personal information, try thinking about GMAIL, Google Drive, Youtube, etc. all controlled by a single account: Please enable two-step verification of your Gaccount. How to do: Control your Google experience, all in one place Type - 9 Some smartphones are set to automatically connect when an open Wi-Fi network is available. Nothing is wrong, as these networks communicating with your phone may transmit malicious data or steal information. Disable the option to connect automatically, How to do it: Type - 10 Statistically, more applications installed on your phone, the more risk you infect is high. Some lesser apps may contain malicious code inside them. If you buy the phone from unofficial resellers or channels, terminals may have pre-installed applications (many times Chinese), our advice is to uninstall them instantly, 1 on 3 have codes inside them that if they run can compromise your your security. How to do: Type - 11 How-to: Tools ==> Mi Account ==> Login Ur Account ==> Mi Cloud ==> Backup device ==> 'Tick' Mi Cloud Backup ==> Schedule your back up time 2. Synchronize your contacts. Type - 12 Log in with your Gaccount via android.com/devicemanager. What to do:
Type - 13 Https protocol allows much safer navigation, share your bank or credit card information ONLY if the following sites are HTTPS. |
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Click on the dart near the name of the device. Android Device Manager will locate your phone.
If you have followed our advice to the letter, your device is safer, but remember that the greater safety is your common sense; if something smells too cheap or to you poco sure leave it alone.
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