Tutorial: How to protect yourself from a suspicious link to your email and social network accounts

At a time when everyone is becoming more and more sensitive to issues of anonymity and security on the web, we can ask ourselves: suspicious connection status in email account or on his favorite social network. There’s also a handy little app in the Play Store that can make your life a whole lot easier. Its name is LogDog.

application, a background monitoring to detect any unusual connections to your accounts. In reality, the app receives information provided by the services themselves (Gmail, Yahoo, Facebook, Evernote, etc.) and often misplaced in official interfaces.

In case of a compromised account, LogDog may even send you a direct link to change the password. Clever. We offer you a small offer overview As soon as this program is tested, as soon as it is accepted.

Prerequisites

• Download LogDog on Play Store

How to protect yourself from an unusual account login with LogDog

• Launch the application.

• As soon as it launches, it offers to add an account to be protected by the app. by tapping on the “+”.

• Next, choose which account type (email or social network) you want to protect.

• You must then enter your username and password. Your password then stored on your device and nowhere else. The authorizations requested during installation confirm this important point.

• The first scan starts, then the application, observe connection habits The next few days to avoid the warning about a regular connection.

• To add an account, just tap on it. “+” from the home page.

• On accounts already added, if you press on it, connection details connection IPs, number of sessions, like which machines.

• If you go to settings (gear), change passwords or remove the LogDog trace.

Thanks to this quick tutorial, you will have a pretty ingenious solution. keep an eye on what’s going on (or not) in your accounts.

• also read : here are the passwords for 2015 that you need to avoid urgently!

Various improvements are planned in the near future, such as considering more web services and better possibilities in 2-step identification of accounts that support this feature.