How to optimize your smartphone: There are some functions that should not be disabled to avoid getting yourself into very serious problems.
It is by far the most used device in the world. More than 4 billion of them, a number that is constantly growing Android or iOS Rights to rights. It is obvious that the smartphone should be optimized to the image and likeness of the user in his hand.
Social media, word of mouth, retailers, all suggest good use. True, but up to a certain point. A bit like what happens at the moment of choice In terms of features, to disable them or not, a lot depends on how we use them. There are, for example, those who like it Save default photos and videos Because they work with smartphones, and those who disable the automatic function, for the most different reasons: little space, little desire to save files or notifications. Both are correct, optimization of a smartphone is part of our approach and operandi. And then there are the functions that blend and intersect with the different ways you use your smartphone.
Microphone from the application, this is how they spy on us. And so we can protect ourselves
Yes because of security of our data and our privacy Bringing everyone together under one roof. It is now clear that smartphone is the first device we use but also the source of spying. Just think about geographic location, basically everyone knows where to be. They can also hear us through the microphone.
How often do we use our smartphones as recorders? Listening and recording Conversation through microphone. we will be Some audio fragments may be sent to the appSocial networks like Facebook (but also Instagram or TikTok) without the knowledge or warning of the user, have the beneficial consequences that such sharing will affect one’s ad exposure, the harmful that it may end up in the wrong hands, hackers or cybercriminals. Above all.
Maybe not everyone knows that many Applications use the permissions granted by the user at the time of download To access the microphone and periodically acquire information. Apps but not only. Voice assistants (Google, Siri or Alexa) do the same. Advertising companies often use data collected from apps and devices to show you targeted ads. How to avoid being spied on? Muting the microphone. Inside the settings is “Data and privacy”, scroll down the menu here is “Web and app activity” option, disable “Include voice and audio activity”. Now you know, the choice is yours based on your smartphone usage.
