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Rubenking The Best Android Antivirus Apps for 2019 More phones and tablets run Android than any other mobile OS, and there's a correspondingly huge variety of malware. Based on our testing, these are the best android antivirus apps to keep your devices safe. You Need Antivirus for Your Android Installing on your desktop computers is only sensible, but you can't stop there. Your smartphones and tablets need protection, too. The latest market estimates show way more Android users than iOS users. Likewise, there is a vast amount of malware for Android and hardly any for iOS, because iOS is locked up tight while Android is, by comparison, wide open. All this adds up to a real need for Android security software.

Android protection doesn't exist in a vacuum. The 10 products in the chart above are all cross-platform solutions, with protection available at least for Windows, macOS, and Android. Half of them also offer some form of iOS protection, though with a feature set that is limited by the closed nature of Apple's operating system. Note that the ratings in the chart are for the product as a whole, across all platforms. They don't necessarily reflect the quality of the Android product. For example, a failure to block ransomware on Windows and a Mac antivirus that just wasn't working pulled down BullGuard's overall score, though its Android edition tested fine.

Sep 11, 2017  Trend Micro™ Mobile Security for Android™ provides comprehensive protection for Android devices. Trend Micro Mobile Security for Android - 2018 Overview.

Testing Results From the Labs Do these Android antivirus utilities actually work? We look to three independent testing labs to find out. Previously all the products in the chart above appeared in Android-centered reports from at least one of the labs. All three labs have updated their reports, and two products, BullGuard and ESET, don't appear in any of the new ones. Five products show up in all three reports.

Researchers at tested six of the products, along with six other Android security products. Their automated testing framework challenged each product to defend against more than 2,600 prevalent Android malware samples found in the wild. Bitdefender and Trend Micro scored 100 percent, F-Secure and Kaspersky managed 99.9 percent, and McAfee took 99.6 percent. The report notes that a bug present in the AVG app during testing cause its low score.

The latest test from hit 21 Android antivirus solutions with about 6,000 Android malware samples, half freshly gathered and half older (but no older than four weeks). Researchers also installed about 3,000 non-malicious programs, to make sure that the antivirus didn't wrongly identify them as malware. They assigned each product six protection points for blocking malware, six usability points for refraining from mistakenly blocking valid programs, and one bonus point for useful extra features.

Looking just at our top ten, all the products earned the full six points for protection plus the bonus point. F-Secure blocked a few valid programs and thus scored 4.5 points for usability; the rest managed six points. London-based tested just nine products, but seven of those overlapped with our selection. The testers evaluated each product's ability to detect and eliminate threats before launch, and the ability to detect and neutralize threats during install. They checked more than 200 samples, ranging from Trojans to adware. Kaspersky and Trend Micro earned 100 percent in both tests; Bitdefender took 100 percent for install-time detection and 99.5 percent for early detection.