Check your billing statement to make sure you haven’t had a spike in data usage, or are suddenly paying for sending SMS messages to premium numbers. Viruses run in the background, using your data to communicate with the internet. If pop-ups keep, well, popping up with the same frequency, you may have an issue. Make sure you've blocked pop-ups in your Settings, then see if the problem diminishes.

If you're experiencing lots of pop-ups when browsing Safari on your iPhone, that's not necessarily a symptom of malware. If there’s an app on your phone that isn’t in this list (and doesn’t come from Apple), it’s likely malicious. Step 3 : To see a list of every app you’ve installed from the App Store, tap the Apps icon at the bottom of the store, tap your profile photo, then tap Purchased.

It’s best to delete it if you don’t know what it is. Step 2 : If you see an app that looks familiar but you don’t recall installing it, it could be malicious. Step 1 : Swipe through the screen and look for the apps that you don’t remember installing. The malicious apps look similar to the original apps so you need to be extra careful while checking for unknown apps.

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