Bingo...that was it, thanks! I had to go into my antivirus program to add myself as a contact. Thanks for all your help!
Bingo...that was it, thanks! I had to go into my antivirus program to add myself as a contact. Thanks for all your help!
AntiVirus? You don't need an antivirus. It's just going to slow down your Droid. Get rid of that thing, see it's causing you problems already.
Bingo...that was it, thanks! I had to go into my antivirus program to add myself as a contact. Thanks for all your help!
AntiVirus? You don't need an antivirus. It's just going to slow down your Droid. Get rid of that thing, see it's causing you problems already.
Ok Hook... but there have been numerous suggestion to have an antivirus on these phones. Given your post count I am sure you know what you are talking about, so I guess I will remove it.
Really? That was your first response? Well, we are so fortunate that you chose to wait and see if there was any other option...Advice has to come with a follow up. What is the reason for removing AV software? "Doesn't do any good" won't work for me. Is the Droid immune to viruses. If so it is the only OS in the world that is.
My first response to this forum post was to look for a button that said "Report this post as inappropriate".
Very nice answer...spot on!There are no viruses for Android, it's Linux based.
Your only concern is malware... which has to do with the permissions an app is given. So use common sense and pay attention to what services an app is requesting permission to.
An anti-virus will do NOTHING to prevent an app's permissions, it's all on the end user.
A quick search will give you the difference between a virus and malware, as they're not the same.
An anti-virus is only going to use resources searching for something that doesn't exist... and it can't detect malware as the AV software is looking for malicious code that self replicates (virus), not checking permissions (which malware uses as it's gateway)
BTW...my complaint was the unprofessional advice by hook.
BTW...my complaint was the unprofessional advice by hook.