СРОЧНО ОТКЛЮЧИ и НИКОГДА НЕ ВКЛЮЧАЙ Эти ФУНКЦИИ на СВОЕМ СМАРТФОНЕ!

Summary

The video script is a tutorial advising viewers to disable three specific settings on their Android smartphones and tablets to protect privacy and improve device performance. These settings, often enabled by default, can allow applications to secretly access the camera, microphone, and system settings without user consent. The presenter guides viewers through the process of disabling these permissions on various devices, emphasizing the importance of manual control over device settings to prevent unauthorized tracking and potential performance issues.

Takeaways

• 🔧 Disable three specific settings on any Android phone or tablet to enhance security and performance.
• 📱 These settings apply to all brands and models with Google Play or Play Market installed, including Samsung, Xiaomi, and others.
• 🛑 The first setting is related to 'modifying system settings,' allowing apps to make changes without the user’s knowledge.
• 🔒 Many apps can access your phone’s camera, microphone, and other sensitive data without you being aware.
• 🚫 These settings, enabled by default, can drain battery, slow down performance, and reduce phone autonomy.
• 🔄 Updates often reactivate these settings, so it's essential to manually disable them after each update.
• 🎯 The first setting to disable is in 'Special App Access' under 'Modify System Settings,' which prevents apps from making system changes.
• 📷 The second setting involves social media apps like WhatsApp, Instagram, and Telegram, which may access your camera or microphone.
• ❌ Be sure to check and disable the option to install apps from 'Unknown Sources,' as it can lead to unsafe app installations.
• 🔍 The third setting is within Google Play, under 'Play Protect,' which sends data to servers for monitoring—disable this for privacy.

Q & A

What are the three settings the video suggests to disable on any smartphone?

The video suggests disabling three settings related to privacy and performance: 1) Settings that allow apps to change system settings without permission, 2) Permissions that allow apps to access the camera and location without user consent, and 3) Settings in Google Play or Play Market that may send user data to servers.

Why are these settings harmful according to the video?

These settings are considered harmful because they can consume battery power, use up memory, slow down the phone, and reduce its autonomy.

How can you access the 'special access rights' on a smartphone?

To access the 'special access rights', you need to go to the 'Apps' section, then tap on the three dots at the top, and select 'Special access rights'.

What is the purpose of the 'change system settings' permission mentioned in the video?

The 'change system settings' permission allows apps to modify system settings such as Wi-Fi, camera, and microphone access, which can be done without the user's knowledge.

How can you prevent apps from accessing the camera or location without your permission?

You can prevent this by going to the app's settings within the 'Apps' section, then to 'Permissions', and toggling off access to the camera or location.

What is the significance of the 'install from unknown sources' setting?

The 'install from unknown sources' setting allows the installation of apps from places other than the Google Play Store, which can potentially lead to the installation of harmful apps.

Why should you check the permissions of social media apps and messaging clients?

You should check these permissions because these apps often request access to the camera, microphone, and location, which can be misused if not properly managed.

How can you ensure that apps do not change system settings without your knowledge?

By going to 'Settings', then 'Apps', and looking for the 'Permissions' section where you can manage which apps have the ability to change system settings.

What does the video suggest about updates that come to smartphones?

The video suggests that updates can sometimes re-enable settings that users have previously disabled, so it's important to regularly check these settings.

What is the recommended action for the 'Send diagnostic data' setting in Google Play or Play Market?

The video recommends disabling the 'Send diagnostic data' setting to prevent personal data from being sent to servers.

Why is it important to regularly review app permissions on your smartphone?

Regularly reviewing app permissions ensures that you maintain control over your privacy and can prevent apps from accessing sensitive information without your consent.