Dr.Web Light uses special virus databases to detect threats. These databases contain details and signatures of all viruses and malicious programs for devices running Android known by Doctor Web experts. Virus databases have to be regularly updated as new malicious programs appear every day. The application features a special option for updating virus databases over the internet.
The virus databases are updated via the internet several times a day automatically. If the virus databases have not been updated for more than 24 hours (for example, if the device is not connected to the internet), you should update them manually.
To check whether you need to update virus databases
1.Tap 
on the navigation panel.
2.In the pop-up window, you will see the virus database update status and when the virus databases were last updated. If the last update happened more than 24 hours ago, you should update virus databases manually.
To start the update
1.Tap on the navigation panel.
2.Tap Update.
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It is recommended to update virus databases as soon as you install the application. This will allow Dr.Web Light to use the most 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. |
By default, the updates are automatically downloaded several times a day.
To enable or disable the use of mobile data for downloading updates
1.Tap 
on the navigation panel (see Figure 12).
2.Select Virus databases.
3.To disable the use of mobile data for downloading updates, select the Update over Wi-Fi check box.
If no Wi-Fi networks are available, you will be prompted to use mobile data. Changing this setting does not affect the use of mobile data by other applications and device functions.
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Updates are downloaded via the internet. You may be additionally charged by your mobile network provider for the data transfer. For detailed information, contact your mobile network provider. |