are you using lookout security on Note 5

ELAkid

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Are security apps like lookout really important on your phone?

And have any of you disabled lookout on your Note 5?

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I disabled lookout and installed cm security instead. Having security on android phones seem to be a necessity these days.

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I disabled lookout and installed cm security instead. Having security on android phones seem to be a necessity these days.

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OK thanks, because on my battery thing it said lookout was using over 10% so I was wanting to disagree it

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I disabled lookout and installed cm security instead. Having security on android phones seem to be a necessity these days.

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I got Lookout premier as part of T-mobile jump sign up. I have been using it without any issues with battery life. Also, it is great for protecting against naive thieves.

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I got Lookout premier as part of T-mobile jump sign up. I have been using it without any issues with battery life. Also, it is great for protecting against naive thieves.

Osho

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Cool thanks for the feedback, I appreciate it

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Disabled lookout(as it's a paid app), and installed sophos on mine. Gets 100% on av-test.org and provides cloud scanning as part of it's scanning, so even new stuff has a better chance of getting caught.......Not that I really feel that It will ever catch anything, but.

Sophos is also 100% free, they only charge business/enterprise customers.
 

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Disabled lookout(as it's a paid app), and installed sophos on mine. Gets 100% on av-test.org and provides cloud scanning as part of it's scanning, so even new stuff has a better chance of getting caught.......Not that I really feel that It will ever catch anything, but.

Sophos is also 100% free, they only charge business/enterprise customers.

Thanks for the 411

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I've used all of them, all of them did what they said they would do. I've tossed it back and forth on whether or not they're worth having, as I am very careful as to what gets downloaded on my phone. I think really, the only reason I keep them, is to use the sim removal theft feature. Just last week, I started using Lookout, as I've always disabled it...but so far, I have no complaints....battery is, what it normally is for me..i'm always near a plug, so doesn't matter much.
 

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I've used all of them, all of them did what they said they would do. I've tossed it back and forth on whether or not they're worth having, as I am very careful as to what gets downloaded on my phone. I think really, the only reason I keep them, is to use the sim removal theft feature. Just last week, I started using Lookout, as I've always disabled it...but so far, I have no complaints....battery is, what it normally is for me..i'm always near a plug, so doesn't matter much.

I use Wheres My Droid for that and the wipe features and mainly the phone find in my house lol. With the pro features, you can choose a loud ringtone you download, it will override a silent phone and ring for 10 minutes. There is also an ability to take pictures with both cameras if someone has your phone and an uninstall prevention, so a thief can't uninstall it.