Below you can find some advice on how to secure your mobile phone:

• Password protection: Set up strong passwords for device security.
• Mobile device encryption: Encrypt your device to safeguard sensitive data.
• Regular data backup: Routinely backup your data to prevent loss in case of security incidents.
• Be cautious of apps: Only download apps from reputable sources, and review permissions before installation and again before granting apps these permissions.
• Regular app and OS updates: Keep your apps and operating system up to date to patch security vulnerabilities.
• Activate the Find My Device feature: Enable the “Find My Device” feature for both Android and iPhone devices. However, be aware that this measure carries security risks as it can potentially be exploited for tracking purposes. It is advisable to carefully assess whether setting this up would be beneficial.
• Logout from organisational accounts: Preferably log out after using organisational accounts.
• Use a password manager: Employ a password manager for secure credential management.
• Secure important files/folders: Protect crucial files and folders with passwords for added privacy.
• VPN usage: Consider using a Virtual Private Network (VPN) for enhanced online security.
• Log out after payments: Always log out from websites or apps after making payments.
• Disable Bluetooth when unused: Turn off Bluetooth when it is not in use to minimise potential vulnerabilities.
• Install a reliable antivirus: Use a reputable antivirus application to detect and thwart potential threats.
• Apple has enabled the implementation of a feature called Lockdown Mode, which disables numerous functionalities but has proven to be effective in preventing attacks by advanced spyware.