Users of Google Pay: Take heed! Google has recommended that you avoid using these applications on your phone; see why

 Users of Google Pay: Take heed! Google has recommended that you avoid using these applications on your phone; see why

Users of Google Pay: Take heed! Google has recommended that you avoid using these applications on your phone; see why

Users of Google Pay should exercise caution while using screen-sharing applications since they may be used for fraudulent purposes. These applications have the ability to take over your smartphone, gather personal data, and keep an eye on your transactions. Users are encouraged to remove these applications by Google.

You should exercise caution if you use Google Pay. In fact, Google Pay is quite well-liked in India. However, you shouldn't use the screen sharing app on your phone if you have downloaded the Google Pay app and are using it to make transactions. Because you can completely empty your bank account with a screen-sharing software.

Apps for screen sharing: what are they?

It is possible to share the phone screen with other people by using screen sharing applications. In other words, you can see what is occurring on your phone's screen. Screen sharing applications are often used to remotely repair computers, phones, and tablets, but recent disclosures suggest that they may also be used to commit online fraud. We should point out that screen sharing applications like AnyDesk, TeamViewer, and Screen Share are now quite well-liked.

Reasons against using screen-sharing applications:

Screen sharing applications allow scammers to take over your smartphone. You may get specifics about your ATM and debit card information with its assistance. Additionally, keep a watch on OTT and any phone-in money transactions.

Try uninstalling the applications.

Google Pay customers have been warned by Google not to download or install any third-party screen-sharing applications in such a scenario. In the event that you utilized these applications prior to Google Pay, make sure the screen-sharing app has been fully closed. Google Pay customers are advised to delete these applications from their phones right away if they are not needed.