If you don't ever want to see your iPhone hacked, iVerify is an excellent mobile security app that offers robust threat protection.
Too many people operate under the mistaken assumption that there’s some kind of protective force field around their mobile device, and that they’ll never deal with a problem like a hacked iPhone. Maybe it’s some combination of the closed nature of Apple’s ecosystem, combined with the robust protections afforded by iOS. Whatever the reason, you run into Apple users all the time who assume that Android devices are virus-riddled magnets for all kinds of security threats.
iVerify, which costs $2.99, currently has a 4.7 rating on the App Store . It bills itself as a “personal security toolkit.” One that, according to the app makers, lets users “manage the security of your iOS device and detect modifications to your smartphone. iVerify makes it easy to manage the security of your accounts and online presence with simple instructional guides.”
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