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Iphone Antivirus
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Any recommendations for FREE - and I don't mean free trial for 1 month then pay, antivirus package for an iPhone 5S
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"Despite the security threats mentioned above, you don't need anti-virus software for the iPad and iPhone - not that there is any anti-virus software available for the device. iOS is designed and built to only accept and install software that has been approved by Apple and run through the App Store.22 Sep 2015
iPhone & iPad security: Why the iOS app XcodeGhost exploit shouldn't ..."
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"Despite the security threats mentioned above, you don't need anti-virus software for the iPad and iPhone - not that there is any anti-virus software available for the device. iOS is designed and built to only accept and install software that has been approved by Apple and run through the App Store.22 Sep 2015
iPhone & iPad security: Why the iOS app XcodeGhost exploit shouldn't ..."
www.macworld.co.uk › feature › iosapps
Windows computers have the dreaded 'registry', which links all of a PC's programs together. So if something nasty can get in via one dodgy program it can infect the entire machine.
iPhones (and, indeed, Android phones) don't have a registry and they 'sand box' their apps, so that they operate entirely independently of each other. That makes them vastly more secure than Windows PCs.
iPhones (and, indeed, Android phones) don't have a registry and they 'sand box' their apps, so that they operate entirely independently of each other. That makes them vastly more secure than Windows PCs.