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Mobile security is gaining lift in the consumers and medium enterprises, iPhones certainly have an upper hand over Android when it comes to out-of-the-box security.

The iPhone packs some default good messaging options in form of iMessage, but Signal is king of the hill when looking for encryption-based chat apps. One great perk of Signal is that it assures discretion against the myriad of people wanting to snoop around your photos, texts and phone calls.

Enterprises such as Facebook and Google are deploying similar encryption systems as a Signal in their proprietary chat apps. However, to get the Signal-level of confidentiality in bigger apps, users must toy a lot with the default settings. With Signal, users are able to easily and quickly get the best of both security and usability.

Onion Browser

Meet Onion Browser, a software powered by the Tor anonymity network, which encrypts all web traffic, thus avoiding both censorship and prying eyes.

Not only will websites be unable to spot your IP address, but service providers and wireless networks will remain in the dark about your browsing history as well. The Onion Browser also permits users to peruse .onion websites.

1Password/LastPass

With the aid of 1Password and LastPass, users can devise complex passwords that get stored across devices and, to top it all off, are heavily encrypted.

 

Security experts always urge users to avoid basic passwords, such as their birth year, pet name or meta words, such as "my password." tapping into the simple and reliable password managers above, you can be almost 100 percent sure that your online security is safe.