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Have you ever noticed your phone bill disappearing without explanation? Or have you been receiving a lot of unwanted calls lately? It could be due to malicious software on your device. According to the latest technical inspection report released by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, 41 harmful apps were found in the fourth quarter. These apps are involved in illegal collection of user data, hidden charges, and forced bundling of unrelated applications. It’s important to check if your device is affected. Take a moment to review the list below and see if any of these apps are installed on your phone. How do malware apps steal money from your phone? Let's take an example: "Zombie Album." This app spreads via SMS links, tricking users with messages like, "You have an unread MMS photo. Download and install MMS album for free." Once installed, it connects to a server and sends text messages to multiple numbers automatically. These apps often run in the background and start up automatically when your phone boots. They can send messages without your knowledge, leading to unexpected charges and affecting your phone’s performance. Small brands and mid-sized manufacturers are particularly vulnerable. As Wang Yanhui, Secretary-General of the China Mobile Alliance, pointed out: “There are many small or even untrusted mobile brands in China. It’s hard to ensure that all devices are clean at the factory. Even some big-name brands sometimes face issues, as employees might secretly install malicious software.” Here are two common situations where your data usage may increase without reason: 1. Your phone comes pre-installed with rarely used apps. 2. Malicious apps or ad plugins are running in the background. To stay safe, follow these tips: 1. Always download apps from official sources, especially for banking or payment apps like Alipay. 2. Monitor your app data usage. If an app is using a lot of data in the background, consider uninstalling it. 3. Use secure WiFi or your carrier network for sensitive tasks like online banking. Avoid unknown public Wi-Fi to prevent data leaks. 4. If your phone is lost or your account is compromised, report it immediately, freeze your accounts, and change your passwords. 5. Be cautious when granting permissions like "Send SMS," "Read SMS," or access to your contacts. Only allow these if absolutely necessary. Stay alert and protect your device from harmful software. Your privacy and security matter!

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