The first sign that your phone may be infected with malicious code is that the phone’s performance is worse than usual. If you notice that apps take longer to load or crash randomly, your phone may have been hacked.

Another symptom is that the battery drains very quickly. This may be due to malware running in the background. Usually these apps require more power to send user information to fraudsters.

Also, if you do not have an unlimited mobile data plan, if you notice that your data usage is lower than usual in the previous month, this may be an indication that malware is running on your phone.

The appearance of several pop-up ads displayed on the screen may indicate that your phone has been maliciously infected.

So, if you suspect that your phone has malware, look for a high rated antivirus app and install it to find the culprit. After scanning, the app will give you some instructions that you need to follow.

If you have tried the above method but the problems do not go away, you should use the factory reset feature on your device. Also, be sure to back up your files and data before doing this.

The presence of malware on your phone can cause the money in your bank account to “fly away” quickly.

Many types of malicious code, such as adware (adware), will automatically display ads on the phone in order for hackers to generate revenue. Some other types of malware can remotely control phones, hijack cameras and features, sign up for paid services without your knowledge or request, allow hackers to access banking applications, and steal money from your account …