Check suspicious content
Review links, shared text, QR codes, selected files and apps for known indicators and risk signals. Checks run on-device where supported.
Link, message & QR checks →A clearer view of mobile security
CYBERGUARD 360 brings practical Android safety checks into one place—from suspicious links and apps to caller screening and device privacy—with clear choices about what stays on your phone.
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One companion, useful checks
Explore what the Android app is designed to do, what needs your permission, and what the checks can—and cannot—tell you.
Review links, shared text, QR codes, selected files and apps for known indicators and risk signals. Checks run on-device where supported.
Link, message & QR checks →Review selected Android security settings, app permissions, network signals and privacy activity, then decide which optional protections to enable.
Device & privacy tools →Optional caller reputation, family emergency alerts and a self-hosted security center have distinct permissions, settings and data flows.
See how it works →Privacy is a set of choices
On-device-only mode blocks optional reporting and threat synchronization. Account sign-in and subscription verification still contact the configured security center. See the privacy policy for details and exceptions.
Explore CYBERGUARD 360
See the tools, controls, permissions and limitations.
Explore features →Understand setup, local checks and optional services.
Read the guide →Check what is known and what still needs confirmation.
View store information →Find help, contact details and account deletion steps.
Get support →Contact the CYBERGUARD 360 team. For account deletion, see the dedicated instructions first.