Antivirus: Virus Cleaner, Junk - Cleaner & Optimizer for Android

The Antivirus: virus cleaner, junk app ensures your phone's protection against viruses.

This Anti-virus cleaner - virus remover tool serves as a shield for virus security, safeguarding your device from a wide array of threats that could jeopardize its security and expose your personal data. Additionally, the cache cleaner - junk cleaner function in this master cleaner app eliminates unnecessary junk and cache files from your phone. The phone cleaner - virus scanner app comprises various utilities like a junk cleaner, Apps scanner, app uninstaller, battery information, file scanner, and network scanner.

Key Features of Antivirus: Virus Cleaner, Junk

- Master cleaner with Virus scanner

Rest easy knowing that your phone's security is well-maintained with the Scan virus feature provided by this Virus remover tool, preventing viruses from causing disruptions on your device.

- Virus removal through App Scanner

Identify hidden viruses within your applications effortlessly by running a quick scan using the virus hunter feature. Quick scans can be performed on all apps.

- Antivirus phone cleaner with Junk Cleaner

Effortlessly eliminate junk files and unnecessary cache files from your device with the junk remover tool after just a few taps.

- Network Security Scan

The WIFI security scan function in the cleaner app adds an extra layer of protection against insecure Wi-Fi networks, ensuring the safety of your network.

- Quick and Easy Virus Scanner

The Antivirus: virus Cleaner, junk app offers Android users a beautiful UI design for a seamless experience. This virus remover guarantees convenient privacy protection for your phone.

- Real-time Protection with Phone Security

Enjoy continuous protection with our mobile security app, ensuring 24/7 safeguarding of your device against potential viruses.

- File Scanner

Detect and remove malicious files and viruses effectively with the cleaner app. Plus, identify unused large files that are occupying storage space.

- Battery Information with Master Cleaner

Access detailed battery information like health, total capacity, current capacity, and battery type with the included battery info feature.

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Feature Experience

The main feature of this app is its powerful virus scanner. It ensures the security of your cell phone, preventing anything harmful that could compromise your device's integrity or your data's privacy. To initiate a complete scan, you need to tap the button in the center of the screen and wait for the process to finish. When the scan is complete, you can see all the potential threats stored on your device and delete whatever you want with two keystrokes.

Another great feature included in Antivirus: Virus Cleaner, Junk is the junk cleaner, which removes unnecessary files and cache data, optimizing your device's performance and freeing up storage space. This feature helps you to save space in your Android's memory and improve the device's performance.

Why Choose Us

With Antivirus: Virus Cleaner Junk, you can benefit from a variety of features designed to protect your device. The phone cleaner feature scans and removes junk files and cache data, optimizing your phone's performance. The app scanner quickly detects hidden threats within your apps, providing a comprehensive virus removal solution.

Furthermore, the network scanner feature offers an extra layer of protection against insecure Wi-Fi networks, ensuring the safety of your network connection. The real-time protection feature provides continuous 24/7 protection against potential cyber threats, giving you peace of mind.

In addition, Antivirus: Virus Cleaner Junk includes a file scanner that detects and removes malicious files and viruses from your device. It also identifies unused large files that are taking up storage space. The app even offers battery information, allowing you to access details about your battery's health and capacity.

How did my phone get infected with malware?

There are a few common ways that malware finds its way onto Android devices unknowingly. While cybercriminals are constantly coming up with new tactics, most malware infections on Android can be traced back to the user installing a malicious app, often without realizing it.

One popular method is disguising malware as a useful or entertaining app and publishing it on the Google Play Store. While Google has screening measures, sometimes these “trojan horse” apps manage to bypass detection. Malicious apps may also get installed from third-party app stores outside of the Play Store that have looser security standards. Another common trick is hiding malware inside “cracked” or pirated versions of premium apps from unofficial sources.

Social engineering is another prime malware tactic – where cybercriminals psychologically manipulate users into installing malware under false pretenses. This can include phishing emails with infected file attachments, malicious links sent via SMS/text messaging that download malware when clicked, misleading pop-up ads and notifications that trick users into downloading fake apps or tools, and more.

Spyware and other malware code can also sometimes be bundled into the firmware or pre-installed apps that come standard on some Android devices, especially cheaper models and those from lesser-known manufacturers.

No matter the infection method, the key thing to remember is that Android malware fundamentally relies on users unknowingly installing malicious apps themselves. The best protection is staying vigilant – only downloading apps from trustworthy sources like the Play Store, reading reviews and permissions, avoiding “cracked” or pirated apps, scrutinizing links and attachments before clicking, and watching out for phishing attempts. Running reputable antivirus software on your Android device provides another layer of defense.

To remove malicious apps and check your phone for other malware, please use the free malware removal guide below.

How To Remove ALL Viruses From Android

This malware removal guide may appear overwhelming due to the number of steps and numerous programs that are being used. We have only written it this way to provide clear, detailed, and easy-to-understand instructions that anyone can use to remove malware for free.

Please perform all the steps in the correct order. If you have any questions or doubts at any point, stop and ask for our assistance.

STEP 1: Start Android in Safe Mode

In this first step, we will start your phone in Safe Mode to prevent malicious apps to interfere with the next steps. We’re using Safe mode because it starts Android in a basic state, with only the factory apps and settings.

1. Long press the power button.

Long press the hardware power button (located on the side of your phone) until the power off menu appears.

2. Tap and hold on “Power off”.

When the power off menu appears, tap and hold on the “Power off” button on your screen until you get the “Safe mode” option.

3. Tap on “Safe Mode”.

When the “Safe mode” option appears on your screen, tap on it to enter safe mode.

4. Your phone is in Safe Mode.

Your Android phone will now restart and enter into safe mode. When your phone is in safe mode, you’ll see the “Safe Mode” text at the bottom left corner of your phone. You can now continue with the next step.

If you can’t find a safe mode on your phone, activate Airplane mode instead, to cut your device off from any networks.

STEP 2: Remove malicious device admin

In this second step, we will check the phone to see if there are any malicious apps with administrator privileges installed on your phone.

The administrator privileges are used by apps to perform legitimate tasks such as device management or for antivirus apps to do a remote wipe. Unfortunately, these elevated privileges are also being used by malicious apps to prevent victims from removing the malicious app from their phone.

1. Open the “Settings” menu.

Tap on the “Settings” app from your phone menu or home screen.

2. Go to “Device admin apps”.

When the “Settings” menu opens, if you’re using a newer version of Android or a Samsung phone, tap on “Biometrics and Security“, then tap on “Other Security Settings” and then on “Device admin apps“.

However, because there are phones with different versions of Android the “Device admins apps” settings may be in a different menu, so below we’ve listed other common ways to reach the “Device admin apps” options:

   - Security > Device admin apps

   - Security & privacy > Device admin apps

   - Security > Device Administrators

   - Lock Screen and Security > Other Security Settings > Phone Administrators.

If you’re having trouble finding the “Device admin apps” settings, you can use your phone’s built-in search function to search through the Settings.

3. Disable administrator privileges for the malicious app.

Once you’ve accessed the list of device admin apps, disable admin rights by tapping the option to the right of the app. This will remove the checkmark or toggle the button to the off position. Now you can delete the app normally as seen in the below step. On some phones, you can tap the app right there in the admin apps list and then use the Uninstall app link to remove it immediately.

If there is no malicious app with administrator privileges on your phone, then you can continue with the next step from this guide.

STEP 3: Uninstall the malicious apps

In this third step, while the phone is still in Safe Mode, we will check if any malicious apps are installed on your device. Sometimes browser hijackers or adware apps can have usable Uninstall entries that can be used to remove these apps.

1. Open the “Settings” menu.

Tap on the “Settings” app from your phone menu or home screen.

2. Tap on “Apps”.

When the “Settings” menu opens, tap on “Apps” (or “App Manager”) to see all the installed applications on your phone.

3. Find the malicious app.

The “Apps” screen will be displayed with a list of all the applications that are installed on your phone. Scroll through the list until you find the malicious app.

Look out for any suspicious app that could be behind all the drama – anything you don’t remember downloading or that doesn’t sound like a genuine program. Most often, cyber criminals hide malware inside video or photo editing apps, weather apps, and camera apps.

    Here are some known malicious apps: ES File Explorer, Xender, Amber Weather Widget, GO Weather Forecast & Widgets, Kitty Play, Touchpal, Z Camera.

    The malicious program will most likely have a different name on your phone. If you cannot find any malicious app on your device, you can exit “Safe mode” (as seen below) and continue with the next step from this guide.

4. Uninstall the malicious app

When you find a suspicious or malicious app, tap on it to uninstall it. This won’t start the app but will open up the app details screen. If the app is currently running press the “Force stop” button, then tap on “Uninstall”.

A confirmation dialog should be displayed to confirm you want to uninstall the app, tap on “OK” to remove the malicious app from your phone.

5. Exit “Safe mode”.

Now that we’ve removed the malicious apps from your phone, we can exit “Safe mode”. To do this, hold the power button on your device until you get the power off menu, then select the restart option from the menu.

Your phone will now be rebooted and exit from the safe mode and boot into the normal mode.

STEP 4: Reset browsers back to default settings

In this next step, we will remove spam notifications, redirects, and change to default any settings that might have been changed by malware.

Resetting the browser settings to their default it’s an easy task on Windows or Mac computers; however, when it comes to Android, this can’t be done directly because it’s not an option built-in into the browser settings. Restoring the browser settings on Android can be done by clearing the application data. This will remove all the cookies, cache, and other site settings that may have been saved. So let’s see how we can restore your browser to its factory settings.