Webroot Mobile

I had Mobile Security and Mobile Web Browser on my Galaxy S6. I recently upgraded to a G9+ and Mobile Security works fine (shows my keycode, etc) but the Mobile Web Browser Menu is barely readable and won't let me log in. Please help

One of the strengths of a forum is that answers to questions don't go to one person. When a question is answered, the answer is there for all to see. The Search box at the upper right might just find your answer for you, so take a look at it if you have a question. This post will be updated with various Common Topics as a quick source of immediate information.   Turning the app off Some people have expressed concern over the icon in the notification bar, or slowing down their device, or consuming battery. So let's address all three of these...   Because it is a security application, it would not be very effective if it were just turned off. So we don't let it turn off. If you do not wish to see the icon in the notification bar, you can go into the app, to the main screen, and press the menu button on the device. Tap the "General Settings" menu, then uncheck the only item: Persistent status. This will remove the status icon from the notification bar and only alert you when Som

Webroot red alert on phone music app came with phone can't delete what should I do

This post is to remind customers that Webroot will end of life Webroot Business Mobile Protection on April 15, 2020.    This change will not impact any consumer products, endpoint protection, or the BrightCloud® Mobile Security SDK used by Webroot technology partners. Only business mobile protection products will be affected.   How will this impact you?    The end of life notice for Webroot Business Mobile Protection has the following implications:   Notification:  As a follow up to the End of Life notification sent April 15, 2019, this email communication serves as a final notification of the end of life for the Webroot Business Mobile Protection product.  End of Life:  On April 15, 2020, the Webroot Business Mobile Protection product will be discontinued, and no further support will be provided.  Additional Details:  As a reminder, you are not able to renew your contract at this time and should take measures to deploy an alternative mobile protection product or service.  You w

Here's  instructions with screenshots on how to force an update on an Android cell device. This would be for Webroot SecureAnywhere Mobile Cell Phone. With other information on Schedule/Scan Frequency, Definitions Update Frequency, Force Definitions Update Now.   WSA mobile devices from Google Play store. Located Here for Free version of WSA and Webroot SecureAnywhere Complete and Webroot Security Premier       !- Open Webroot SecureAnywhere Mobile/ /Click Security   2. Click Antivirus   3. Click Schedule at bottom of WSA   4. Then Click  Force Definitions Update Now     Note: In above Photo you can find:   Scan Frequency Definitions Update Frequency Force Definitions Update Now   And heres what you'll see   In the lower right hand corner you will also find a HELP Menu    Please have a look  HERE: for more help!   Thank you!

Webroot mobile used to have a security app and a browser app.  I never used the browser since everything I have is synced to Vivladi.  Webroor security was alwys running on my phone.  Now it appears that the security and the browser have been merged into one app and my android phone is only secure when I use the Webroot Browser. Since everything I have is synced to Vivaldi, I don’t want the Webroot browser.  Now this once useful app is useless.  Since Webroot was gobbled up by Carbonite it has ceased to be what it once was.  After over ten years when my subscription expires I will sadly being saying good bye to Webroot. 

Hi my android 4.3 was bloked when i retired the SIM CARD.   It asks for the password. I put the password and in few seconds it blocks again.   Can help me?   Thanks.

SecureWeb is now available from Google Play for free!  Our stand-alone web browser had formerly been available on iOS devices for free already, and it's now available on Android as well.   If you already have Webroot SecureAnywhere Complete installed on your Android, this is the same web browser you already have, so you don't need to download it again.  Complete users have the extra benefit of being able to use the password manager.   So if you have an Android, and you don't already have the SecureWeb browser with an existing Complete subscription, check it out, and let us know what you think!

Hi,   I see Gooligan hacking problems. Are my Androids protected? s just the "scan" app also watching for Malware, etc?  Not clear as to what apps I am supposed to get for my subscription.   Thanks much,   JQ

Hi, It's time to decide whether or not to renew my WebRoot mobile licenses, and I am undecided on whether or not to find an alternative. Unlike the desktop app, the mobile app has been less reliable in my one year experience with a handful of devices.   What is the current state of the Apple app? Last I checked it constantly shutdown, or was shutdown by iOS to save battery power, and required a reboot of the phone to restart. Is that still the case?    For anyone else on the community using WebRoot Mobile protection, what has your experience been like?   Thanks, Bill

I need to change my boss computer to the computer I am using right now.  My cell phone has a virus and I don't know how to fix it. I was downloading an app from Amazon to my kindle. My kindle started flashing saying my cell phone has a virus. I shut the phone down but can't get back on.   Thank you Janene McGuire janenemcguire@yahoo.com

Webroot Mobile Security has dettected a criticl threat on my phone. When I follow the steps to uninstall it, it wont uninstall. How do I uninstall it.

How can I clear my storage space and remove viruses