Webroot Mobile Security combines device security checks, Safari protection, text scam filtering, and data breach monitoring. It is available for iPhone, iPad, and Android devices. The app requires an active Webroot subscription and is included with Essentials, Premium, and Total Protection.
Product showcase: Webroot Mobile Security screens texts, blocks risky sites, and checks for data leaks
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