Dr.Web uses special virus databases to detect threats. These databases contain details and signatures of all viruses and malicious programs, known by Doctor Web experts, for devices running on Android and Avrora. Virus databases need to be regularly updated as new malicious programs appear regularly. The application features a special option for updating virus databases over the internet.
If virus databases are out of date, a notification appears at the bottom of the app. Tap the notification to update virus databases. You can also start update in the Virus databases section of the pulley menu.
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You are recommended to update virus databases as soon as you install the application. This will allow Dr.Web to use up-to-date information about known threats. As soon as experts of the Doctor Web anti-virus laboratory discover new threats, the update for virus signatures, behavior characteristics, and attributes are issued. In some cases, updates can be issued several times per hour. |
To start update
1.With a fast motion, pull the main page down or pull the page down without lifting your finger.
2.In the pulley menu, select Virus databases.
3.The next page contains virus databases update status and when virus databases were last updated. If the bases are not up to date, status will notify you about it.
4.With a fast motion, pull the Virus databases page down or pull the page down without lifting your finger.
5.Tap Check for updates (see Figure 24).
Update will start automatically.
Figure 24.Virus databases update