These 12 precautions will keep you from getting robbed on your smartphone
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Perhaps you started out this year with a new mobile device, like a smartphone or tablet.
One thing to keep in mind: they aren't as safe as you might think.
Mobile devices are becoming more at risk to malware.
The following are tips from the Better Business Bureau on how to keep your device safe from hackers.
Also, check out this Deseret News article on the increased risks to mobile devices.
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