If you want to keep your Android smartphone safe, you’ll have to take charge of its security. This means that you’ll either have to tinker with the phone’s security settings — or let a third-party app handle it for you.
Third-party Android security apps are powerful, easy to use and often free. Yet, according to a just-released report by Moscow’s Kaspersky Lab, only about 40 percent of Android device owners use these apps.
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