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iPad is designed to protect your data and your privacy. Built-in security features help prevent anyone but you from accessing the data on your iPad and in iCloud.
No, but malware is still a threat. While there are no known, common viruses that can attack an iPad, other threats such as adware, malware and spyware exist.
To manage your privacy settings:
The iPad does a great job of combating viruses, malware, and the dark side of the internet, so if you see a message on your iPad saying you have a virus, don’t panic. There are no known viruses that target the iPad. In fact, a virus may never exist for the iPad.
Go into Settings > security or Lock screen and security > Advanced > Trust agents and make sure that Smart Lock is turned on. Under settings, search for Smart Lock. Tap Smart Lock and enter your password, unlock pattern, PIN code, or your fingerprint.
Security apps can help in these circumstances. Do Android phones and tablets need security apps? If you use an Android phone or tablet, it’s worth installing an app to protect yourself. The Android operating system isn’t quite as secure as Apple iOS, since you can install apps from non-official sources.
Budget laptops cost the same as mid-tier tablets, and they can do so much more. Tablets are primarily used for browsing the web, reading ebooks, playing games, listening to music, and other passive activities.