- Find your phone on a map if it’s lost or stolen*
- Activate a scream alert to find your phone nearby*
- Remotely lock your phone to protect your personal data like passwords, contacts, and photos
Best answer by Kit
View originalNo key code for free app - no features available
From the mobile security website, you’ll be able to:
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Thank you for the great question https:///t5/user/viewprofilepage/user-id/3028
You simply have to make the My Webroot Account from the app after downloading it. ?
1. Download the free app from the Google Play Store
2. After installing the app click "Open"
3. Click "Accept" on the terms and conditions
4. Then click "Next" where it says
You will now be able to sign into your My Webroot Account with your email address and password you created. You will be prompted to create a Security Code and Security Question. After this everything should run smoothly for you! :D
You simply have to make the My Webroot Account from the app after downloading it. ?
1. Download the free app from the Google Play Store
2. After installing the app click "Open"
3. Click "Accept" on the terms and conditions
4. Then click "Next" where it says
- Create your account
- Learn about Lost Device Protection
- Scan your Device
You will now be able to sign into your My Webroot Account with your email address and password you created. You will be prompted to create a Security Code and Security Question. After this everything should run smoothly for you! :D
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Extra Info:
There are two free Webroot apps for Android.
The one that requires a Keycode is "SecureAnywhere Complete" and is the supplemental app for people who have a paid SecureAnywhere Complete subscription for their PC.
The one you actually want is titled "Webroot Security & Antivirus". It is free, has the features you are seeking in your original message, and does not require you to enter a keycode.
Unfortunately, the Play Store likes to show two results, and they mix them up, so sometimes it shows th Complete and Paid. Tapping the "Apps" banner just above these that lists the number of results will show all search results and allow you to get the proper app.
Then everything else applies. 🙂
There are two free Webroot apps for Android.
The one that requires a Keycode is "SecureAnywhere Complete" and is the supplemental app for people who have a paid SecureAnywhere Complete subscription for their PC.
The one you actually want is titled "Webroot Security & Antivirus". It is free, has the features you are seeking in your original message, and does not require you to enter a keycode.
Unfortunately, the Play Store likes to show two results, and they mix them up, so sometimes it shows th Complete and Paid. Tapping the "Apps" banner just above these that lists the number of results will show all search results and allow you to get the proper app.
Then everything else applies. 🙂
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