New Delhi: Nowadays, almost everyone uses smartphone for their convenience. At every second, several apps are being installed without having a proper knowledge about them. There are such apps that pretend to complete our required function but they are causing damage in various ways.
Your phone would also be having such apps who are not listening to your commands properly even if they are in your smartphone.
While using an app if you skipped an advertisement and it is not being skipped so understand that app is dangerous to use. Today we will tell you the list of few hazardous app. If you have such apps then delete them instantly.
CLEANit- People carry CLEANit app in order to delete the junk files. This app, which deletes cache and removes the junk files, actually makes your phone slow and weakens your battery.
This app deletes cache after which it immediately starts making cache again which reduces your battery percentage and you have to charge them all over again and again.
OMG: What, our smartphone apps destroying mobile phones:
UC Browser- UC browser is the most popular app that is used in India. This app claims fast browsing but meanwhile it also slows your processing. Due to fast browsing, it makes a lot of cache files in your phone which leads the phone to get hang.
UC browser also leaks your private data. UC Browser can literally steal your personal information.
Flashlight- Flashlight brings up unwanted malware in your mobile. As well as reduces your battery percentage. If you are fed up of charging your phone again and again then uninstall this app immediately.
Antivirus App- Antivirus App do nothing except for filling your memory. If you are downloading any app from the third party other than Google Play then this app cannot stop the malware coming from that app.
Call Record Pro- Call Recording apps also works as a carrier who bring virus to your phone because of which your phone starts processing very slow.
Shareit- ShareIt fills your phone with lots of unwanted virus. And it is also in the eyes of India Government as it leaks private data.
