Device Software Updates
Learn more about Device Software Updates.
Lesson 1: What are Device Software Updates?
Lesson 2: Why Should We Use and Update Device Software?
Lesson 3: Understanding the Security Reasons for Software Updates
Lesson 4: Device Software Updates and Domestic Violence
Lesson 1: Is it safe to Automating Software Updates?
Lesson 2: How to Make Software Updates Automatic on Apple Devices
Lesson 3: How to Make Software Updates Automatic on Android Devices
Lesson 4: How to Make Software Updates Automatic on Microsoft PC
Lesson 1: Advantages and Disadvantages of Device Software Updates
Lesson 2: Permission Settings Changing After a Software Update
Lesson 3: Top Tips to Ensure Software Updates Are Safe
Lesson 4: Online Resources For Further Information About Device Software Update
Every month follow these tips to ensure your devices are as safe as possible.
Keep Your Device Updated: Regularly update your device's operating system and apps to patch security vulnerabilities and improve overall security. 3. Install Apps from Trusted Sources
Review App Permissions: Check the permissions requested by apps before installing them and regularly review permissions for apps already installed. Revoke any permissions that are not necessary for the app to function.
Be Cautious with Bluetooth: Turn off Bluetooth when not in use to prevent unauthorized access to your device. Avoid using public charging stations that might use USB ports to transmit malware.
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