What is Com.google.provision?
If you think you are safe against malware just because you are using an Android device, you are very wrong. Com.google.provision is one of the threats that could slither into your phone or a tablet without your notice. It is believed that this infection is spread using layering attacks, when a malicious threat is hidden behind a bogus window or image that tricks you into tapping it. If you do, you let in the threat without even realizing it. It is also possible that the infection could be concealed as a harmless application. Malicious applications are usually spread via unreliable sources, but that does not mean that you are safe when using Google Play as well. Whenever you install apps, we suggest using Google Play, but you have to be careful. Check the reviews and the download count to see if or not the app is well-liked and trustworthy. Unfortunately, if the infection is in, it can do bad things. Continue reading to learn why exactly you need to delete Com.google.provision from your Android device.
How does Com.google.provision work?
When Com.google.provision enters the Android OS, it should operate using administrator privileges. This could allow it to do anything, from recording private information to downloading other apps without your acknowledgment. When it comes to the information this threat could collect, nothing is off limits. Your login usernames and passwords, your photos, your texts, your browsing activity, and other details could be recorded. On top of that, the threat might record your lock-screen password/pin. There are many ways in which this information could be used, but it is most dangerous if it could be utilized by cyber criminals attempting to take over some of your accounts or your entire device. With the privileges this malware has, it could also be capable of remotely deleting personal data. Due to this, once you remove Com.google.provision from your device, it is crucial that you change passwords. In case your personal information was leaked, no one will be able to exploit it.
Another thing that Com.google.provision is known for is the installation of other applications. In many cases, the victims of this threat will find out that something is going on only when they discover random apps installed without their permission. Needless to say, that is a bad sign. Have you attempted to delete these apps, but they were restored again? That is a sign that Com.google.provision might have invaded your Android device. Whether or not the apps downloaded without your notice appear to be harmless, you must delete them without further hesitation. Then, you need to initiate an investigation to figure out where the security backdoor used for the infiltration of unwanted apps is. Finding this out manually can be impossible, but a legitimate security tool should help you. You could also go to Settings>Security>Device Administrator to check if any unwanted, unfamiliar apps have admin rights. If they do, you must deactivate them immediately. Then, you need to uninstall them.
How to delete Com.google.provision
The victims of Com.google.provision report that they cannot get rid of this infection by resetting factory settings or uninstalling unwanted apps, which, of course, makes the removal very complicated. If you have managed to delete this threat from your Android device, you can share your success story in the comments section below. Hopefully, this will help other users as well. You can try deactivating and then removing apps with admin privileges, but that is not something that guarantees success. On the other hand, if you install a reliable and up-to-date security app, you should have Com.google.provision removed. In the future, make sure you download only reliable apps from reputable sources, and do not forget that security updates are there for a reason. Skip one, and you send an invitation to all malware creators and distributors.
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