MobileSecurity

Here are ten of the most common security slip-ups that smartphone users make on a regular basis.

One-click fraud apps can easily be found on Google Play through simple searches.

Backing up your data is essential to ensure that you're not left high-and-dry if your smartphone gets lost, here's how to use iCloud.

European study from Norton by Symantec shows that the majority of smartphone users are failing to protect their devices with a passcode.

Researchers in the UK have discovered a potential vulnerability in cloud storage for users with out-of-date mobile platforms.

Lock screen exploits have been discovered on both Android and iOS recently, so it's more important than ever to install the latest updates.

Learn how to put your Android smartphone in Safe Mode so that you can remove troublesome apps.

Create an interactive lock screen for your smartphone from one of your own photos with this useful app.

The European Union has followed the Federal Trade Commission in calling for more oversight of mobile app developers to maintain user privacy.

In part two of our future-focused series, we look at how technology is providing solutions for potential mobile security issues that we can expect to see in the coming years.

Smartphones are increasingly targeted by malware makers, here's a two-part series where we look into our crystal ball.

If you're using public wi-fi, you’re sharing a network connection that anyone has access to - which means the network and your data are open to exploitation.

Have you considered disabling or removing apps from your device to help improve your smartphone's performance?

Nine out of ten shoppers in the US have used their smartphone to find bargains online while out and about, according to research from JiWire.