text: Short Description Ransomware on Android devices. Aims to add a lockscreen on your Phone without any ways to unlock it.
  Symptoms Initially, WannaLocker may show fake banking login pages to steal your banking information via phishing, but eventually may lock you out of your phone, showing it’s ransom message.
  The main method via which WannaLocker may end up on your computer is as a result of unsafe web browsing. If you have visitied an unsafe page, it may add a fake Google Play Protect application on your Android smartphone. The outcome of this is that WannaLocker may begin performing it’s virus activities in the background and you may not even be able to notice.
  Whatever the case may be, once the WannaLocker virus infects your Android phone, it’s first activities are the following:
  It obtains any financial details or credit card information you may have currently added on your app.
  The end goal of this virus is to pay, but be advised that you should not trust these hackers under any circumstances since they may have already compromised your financial credentials.
  WannaLocker can be removed from Android if you follow the instructions underneath. Make sure to select the device you have and use the steps to factory erase it. But before doing that, we strongly advise that you try and BACKUP your files. One way of doing this is if you try connecting your phone to your computer and by trying to get your files out of there.
  CAUTION! Before attempting any removals and drive formatting on your device, you should know that it is essential to save all your important contacts and files from your phone. There are several methods to backup your files: