Storing sensitive content on smartphones

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Unattended mobile phone
Although we shouldn't leave our smartphones unattended , there is still a large group of people who do. The survey showed that only 84.6% of men and 71.1% of women take their phones with them when leaving the table . Somewhat paradoxically, respondents with primary and secondary education (who always have them at hand or in their pocket) are more concerned about the security of their phones than those with a university education.

It was found that almost every third young person stores sensitive photos on their mobile device . These are mainly individuals aged 18-26 and more often men. If you want to store similar content suriname email list on your phone, save it in a secure folder . This is offered by the Samsung Knox security platform, for example .

This age category includes, among others, members of Generation Z , who spend 5 or more hours a day on smartphones.
Application permissions required during installation
Approximately 37.8% of respondents said that they do not read the permissions required when downloading applications. Women read the requirements in 61.1% of cases and men in 63.1% of cases . Users aged 54-65 are particularly careful to read the terms and conditions carefully.

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App permissions