After a Security Scan, you can see what personal information an app may try to collect from your mobile device. Keep in mind that apps may secretly gather information for a legitimate purpose.

For example, a backup app might make copies of your photos on the Internet, and that behavior could trigger an alert. However, most risky apps try to gather information that they should not access. A weather app has no good reason to make copies of your photos, for instance.

Mobile Security for Android can help you see if an app has legitimately collected information, and then you can decide if you want to keep the app. Mobile Security for Android assigns a severity rating to each app:

• High risk apps can send out your personal and private information such as messages, photos, contacts, your phone number, audio recordings and so on.
• Medium risk apps can send out information about your location, your mobile device, or your specific identity.
• Low risk apps can send out basic device information and user created content, such as unique device identifiers, information downloaded from the Internet and keystrokes. Apps that record audio clips, open camera, show advertisements in notifications, or add icons to the home screen are also Low risk apps.

1. Open your Mobile Security app .
2. On the main screen, tap Security Scan.
3. Tap Real-time Scan.

1. Open your Mobile Security app .
2. On the main screen, tap Security Scan.
3. Tap Pre-Installation Scan.
4. Tap Add an App, and then tap one of the following options:
5. Toggle the switch to ON.

1. Open your Mobile Security app .
2. On the main screen, tap Security Scan.
3. Tap Scan Memory Card.

1. Open your Mobile Security app .
2. On the main screen, tap Security Scan.
3. Tap Scan Now to start scanning. Tap Stop if you need to halt the scan before it has finished.

1. Open your Mobile Security app .
2. On the main screen, tap Security Scan.
3. Tap on the issues found under Action Required.
4. Tick the checkbox next to the app that you want to add on the Trusted Apps List, then tap Trust.

1. Open your Mobile Security app .
2. On the main screen, tap Security Scan.
3. On the History tab, select a record that you want to view.

1. Open your Mobile Security app .
2. On the main screen, tap Security Scan, then tap History tab.
3. You can either select and delete records, or delete all of the records:
   • To select and delete records:
     1. Tap and hold the records (one at a time) that you want to delete.
     2. Tap the delete icon (trash can) at the top, and tap Delete.
   • To delete all of the records, tap the delete icon (trash can) at the top, tap Delete All, and then tap OK.