Be smarter about smartphone security

Researchers believe the motion of your phone, as it’s picked up by internal sensors, could reveal PINs and passwords to hackers. (PureSolution/Dreamstime/TNS)

These days, many people use their smartphone as, at least, an extension of their computers and, at most, a replacement. 

So it makes sense for the Connnecticut Better Business Bureau to advise that phone users dedicate as much time, energy and money to protect mobile devices as they do with personal computers.