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While Android devices are generally less vulnerable to viruses than computers, it’s still a good idea to use antivirus software to protect your device from malware and other types of threats.

Android devices can be infected with malware in a number of ways, such as by downloading a malicious app, visiting a compromised website, or clicking on a link in a phishing email. Antivirus software can help to detect and remove malware, as well as protect against future infections.

That being said, it’s important to note that Android devices do include built-in security features, such as the Google Play Protect system, which scans apps for malware before they are downloaded from the Google Play Store. Additionally, Android has implemented various security measures to make it more difficult for malware to be installed on a device without the user’s knowledge.

If you are a casual user who only downloads apps from the Google Play Store and doesn’t visit suspicious websites or click on links in emails from unknown senders, you may not need to use a third-party antivirus program. However, if you engage in activities that may expose you to a higher risk of malware, such as downloading apps from outside the Google Play Store or visiting sketchy websites, it’s a good idea to use an antivirus program to protect your device.