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These 3 Android apps are stealing your banking info via screen recording — remove them ASAP before you’re next

Hackers will stop at nothing to snatch your hard-earned money In case you missed it, cybersecurity firm ThreatFabric published a report last Friday regarding its discovery of five malicious Google Play apps masquerading as legitimate services, including finance tracking and calculating taxes.  The quintet of apps fall under two relatively new malware families: Vultur and Sharkbot. And […]

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WhatsApp will soon allow you to edit your messages

We sometimes become too busy conveying our messages that we don’t pay much attention to what we’ve written. You currently have no way to correct those mistakes in WhatsApp by editing your previous texts. Nevertheless, the Meta-owned company may soon add the capability to its chat messenger app across all platforms. As spotted by WABetainfo, […]

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NCC Raises The Alarm Over New Malware Attacking Android Devices

The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has alerted  telecom consumers and the general public that a new Android malware that can be used to attack Android devices has been discovered. According to a statement issued yesterday by the NCC director of public affairs, Dr Ikechukwu Adinde, the malware, named ‘AbstractEmu’, can gain access to smartphones, take […]

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WhatsApp for Android gets 5 new upgrades – here’s how to use them

If you use WhatsApp on Android then now is definitely the time to upgrade to the latest version of the app We’ve seen some brilliant Android developments recently, including some excellent news about Android TV adoption and also a smart new feature coming to Android Auto. However, arguably the biggest in terms of upgrading most people’s smartphone experience has […]

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You can now transfer your WhatsApp chat history between iOS and Android

It’s 2021, and yet transferring your chat history on WhatsApp when switching platforms has mostly been impossible to do, that is until now.  Yesterday, during Samsung’s Galaxy Unpacked event, the Facebook-owned cross chat platform announced that it’s finally letting users who jump between Android and iOS bring their messages and attachments along with them.  The company […]

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