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Yesterday I clicked on an ad and reset my device. My device does not have jailbreak or 3rd party software. How do I know if the device has a virus
iPhone SE (2nd generation)
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Yesterday I clicked on an ad and reset my device. My device does not have jailbreak or 3rd party software. How do I know if the device has a virus
iPhone SE (2nd generation)
erdemip wrote:
Yesterday I clicked on an ad and reset my device. My device does not have jailbreak or 3rd party software. How do I know if the device has a virus
As there are no viruses that affect an un-jailbroken iPhone, you don't have a virus. The chances of installing other types of malware on your un-jailbroken phone from clicking on an ad are vanishingly small. The iPhone system software keeps apps isolated from each other.
I would recommend that you make sure you have updated your system software to the latest available version. Updates generally contain important security fixes.
erdemip wrote:
Yesterday I clicked on an ad and reset my device. My device does not have jailbreak or 3rd party software. How do I know if the device has a virus
As there are no viruses that affect an un-jailbroken iPhone, you don't have a virus. The chances of installing other types of malware on your un-jailbroken phone from clicking on an ad are vanishingly small. The iPhone system software keeps apps isolated from each other.
I would recommend that you make sure you have updated your system software to the latest available version. Updates generally contain important security fixes.
If it acts funny. If everything is normal, don't worry about it. Very few ads contain virus'.
Virus concern