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One Simple Step Can Thwart Phone Hackers From Stealing Your Info
Cybersecurity experts say rebooting your phone once a week is the most basic thing you can do to protect your info.
Alan Suderman
RICHMOND, Va. (AP) As a member of the secretive Senate Intelligence Committee, Sen. Angus King has reason to worry about hackers. At a briefing by security staff this year, he said he got some advice on how to help keep his cellphone secure.
Step One: Turn off phone.
Step Two: Turn it back on.
That’s it. At a time of widespread digital insecurity it turns out that the oldest and simplest computer fix there is turning a device off then back on again can thwart hackers from stealing information from smartphones.
GOOD CALL
NSA reveals simple phone trick to help stop hackers from stealing your information – turning it off and on
M.L. Nestel
Updated: 21:38 ET, Jul 28 2021
THE NSA has advised turning your cell phone off and on again regularly can keep hackers at bay.
The simple habit of rebooting his gismo has bolstered the confidence of Sen. Angus King of Maine from becoming prey to vulturous cyber thieves.
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Experts say simply turning on and off a mobile device can help prevent hackers from stealing your personal informationCredit: AP
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The National Security Agency (NSA) suggested powering down and up weekly can help to prevent malware and other hacking tacticsCredit: Getty