AVG Mobile Security for iPhone & iPad

While iPhones are vulnerable to malware and other types of security threats, viruses aren't technically one of them. Furthermore, iPhones face other unique threats that security software protects against. With AVG Mobile Security, you can easily secure your photos in a protected photo vault, scan Wi-Fi networks for security, and block phishing scams. Even if you don’t need antivirus protection, you still need security protection to keep your phone safe from real iPhone threats.

Yes. There are lots of ways to hack into an iPhone, either intentionally (like jailbreaking) or maliciously (via stolen passwords, phishing sites, spyware, social engineering, and other methods). Thankfully, there are a few easy ways to ensure your iPhone remains safe and sound from these kinds of attacks.

An iPhone virus — or any kind of iPhone malware — is a rare thing. Detecting iPhone malware might be easy if its effects are obvious, such as constant crashing or freezing, overheating, or increased data usage and battery brain. Other types of malware are designed to evade detection. With AVG Mobile Security, you won’t have to worry about catching malware in the first place, because we scan web pages and routers that might put your device at risk.

Yes! AVG Mobile Security was designed specifically for iPhone and iPad, so it will work with any and all mobile iOS devices that you currently own, as long as they’re using iOS 12.0 or later.

Here are some simple steps you can take to protect your data and keep your iPhone safe:

• Always update your apps and operating system.
• Use secure messaging apps.
• Use a secure VPN for iOS devices.
• Use a password manager to protect your accounts.
• Use a secure browser that protects your online privacy.
• Download only trusted apps.

With iPhones and iPads, a healthy dose of caution goes a long way.

Macs need protection just like any other device, so make sure you’re using robust antivirus protection designed specifically for Mac. Beyond that, using a VPN, never clicking carelessly, and other common best practices will help keep all your devices safe.