Look at the following screenshot: it shows a virus scare that popped up while I was browsing and visited a particular website on my phone the other day:
Something is wrong with the notice. Look at it very carefully and then tell me.
Look at the following screenshot: it shows a virus scare that popped up while I was browsing and visited a particular website on my phone
Look at the following screenshot: it shows a virus scare that popped up while I was browsing and visited a particular website on my phone the other day:
Something is wrong with the notice. Look at it very carefully and then tell me.
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Two things wrong ….
One.
Your Android phone may have Virus
should read…
Your Android phone may have a Virus.
😉
The article ‘a’ was omitted. Wrong grammar
Two.
There is no option to cancel / ignore the message.
Most likely, pure baloney…
LOOOL ! you’re browsing with a Lumia
In the first two clauses, it used the auxiliary ‘may’ which marks uncertainty; in the third, it sounded do sure that it was a Virus. Also, ‘ok’ is not an instruction, technically.
It’s a Lumia phone. Not an android
You use a blackberry passport not an android.