Users of electronic devices enjoy multiple applications that facilitate communication and certain tasks. However, when fake or cracked applications are downloaded, users are exposed to a breach of their security and privacy.

Malicious applications are not always easily recognized. The problem is that they are increasing and users must be aware of the recommendations of the manufacturer and cybersecurity experts to avoid the theft of personal information, theft of funds, among other crimes.

In an increasingly digitalized world, being a victim of fraud is part of daily life. However, there are ways to reduce the risk to a minimum. In the case of applications that you want to download, it is recommended to do so from the official store of the provider.

The main thing is to download from the Google Play Store or Apple App Store. You can first install an antivirus that can detect fake apps. On the other hand, it is important to pay attention to the permissions that each app requests. Malicious or fake apps often request too many permissions.

Access to third-party applications can be managed and allows you to see which ones are configured. The user only has to go to the Application Name section. There you will see that the verified ones have a check mark and the word Verified after the name.

The main thing is to download from Google Play Store or Apple App Store. You can first install an antivirus that can detect fake apps.

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All those attending the Qatar 2022 World Cup will have to install the Ehteraz and Hayya applications on their mobile phones, without exception. There are criticisms about it because some specialists warn that they are cyber spies.

Members of the national teams, fans and workers, over 18 years of age, will have to download the applications on their phones in Qatar during the World Cup.

Etheraz is oriented to tracking Covid-19 cases and Hayya focuses on tracking matches, tickets and free access to the Metro. However, once installed both have access to personal data, they can block access or release the screen lock remotely. Also, they can uninstall existing applications, make calls, delete photos that the authorities do not want shared, among others.

The measure has generated discontent in some selections. On the other hand, some specialists are apprehensive about downloading Ehteraz and Hayya, considering them to be cyber spies.

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