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5 Best Free Antivirus for Android Phones and Tablets

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Android mobiles are trending today. World is running behind android and its versions. I am sure you also having one high end android mobile with you. So, here in this article I’ve listed the best 5 antivirus for Android phones and tablets.



1- AVG Antivirus App For Android

When you download AVG Anti-virus and install it on your mobile or tablet then it shows screen alert. By touching the screen you can perform the scan.
  • It is a free anti virus software, which helps you to protect your mobiles from virus, malware and spyware
  • It provides some other features like ANTI THEFT, SMS SCANNER, TASK KILLER etc.
  • It protects your mobile when you use internet
  • Download AVG anti-virus from ANDROID MARKET.

2- Look Out Mobile  Antivirus

  • Look out anti virus for mobile is one of the best android anti virus software. It keeps your tablets and phones safe and secure
  • You can run the app any time and scan for virus
  • It protects your mobile when you use internet
  • It also provides some other features like back up, Anti theft this helps you when you loose your mobile, protection and many more. Only defect is it consumes more battery power.

3- AVAST Mobile Security

Avast Mobile Security provides complete Android antivirus protection, to keep you safe from malicious apps.
  • It has a Web shield that scans URLs for malware
  • It provides many features like Block hackers,Browse without worry,Anti theft and many more
  • Click here to download AVAST Mobile Security.

4- Dr. Web Antivirus Light

The name it self says that it is specially designed for Android mobiles and Tablets. It protects your mobile from malware,virus and spyware.
  • The application does not affect the operating system performance,and does not reduce the battery life
  • It keeps your mobile safe while browsing and also provides other features like call blocking,back up,Anti theft and many more.

5- Zoner Antivirus

Zoner Anti Virus Free is a powerful security solution for Android phones. The app provides protection against viruses, dialers, trojans,worms, spyware, adware and other malware, as well as protection against spam by blocking unwanted SMS/MMS.

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