My android phone has been blocked. It says that I have violated Article 274-Copyright. But I swear I have never done that. It takes control of my phone completely. Only the warning page is available on my phone. It says that I have to pay for the fine with £ 300 to unblock my phone, or I will be put into jail for 5 years. I don’t want to get involved with the police. Should I just pay for the fine as it says? Will the police warning be released automatically after I transfer the money to them? Is it possible that they steal the name and logo of Garda Síochána Ireland’s National Police Service and try to swindle my money off? If this is a scam, what should I do? Should I call the police? How to get rid of it? I am so worried. Please help me out.
Garda Síochána Ireland’s National Police Service is a special form of virus which has been created the cyber hackers. They write this program to grab money from innocent android phone and tablet. They only need to bundle the virus to other good programs and spread them on the internet all over the world. As soon as the users get this virus, they will get fake police warning. It will claim that the users have violated some specific laws. Therefore, the users’ phone/tablet has been locked for safe reason and the users need to pay for certain amount of money, like £ 100, £ 300, £500 and so on, to unlock their phone/tablet. Otherwise, the users will face a jail sentence. They use the tone of Ireland’s National Police Service and also add its logo on the warning page. They just use the same trick that they released cyber police viruses before. As usual, this virus is also dedicated to a specific region (Ireland) which makes it convincing for the Irish users. Unfortunately, this trick does work and makes Irish users believe that it’s real. The innocent users may believe that the real police are coming to them and they must pay a “fine” for their illegitimate activity on the Internet. However, the users should realize that all these fake warnings that they have been illegally watching copyrighted content, or spreading malware or children porn are displayed for the only evil purpose – to scare you into paying the “fine.” Therefore, don’t fall into the trap that the evil cyber criminals created. Don’t pay for the so-called fine. The most important thing you need to do is to get rid of Garda Síochána Ireland’s National Police Service virus from your phone/tablet right now!
The virus can lock your phone/tablet down completely. You can’t do anything on it at all. You can’t give or answer a call. Every time you start your phone/tablet, you only can see the warning page that asks you to pay the fine. You can’t close it. No matter how many times you restart your phone/tablet, it won’t go away and just stay there. Some of our users would be so scared and just paid for the “fine” by using their credit card or gift card and so on. Unfortunately, the users find that the Garda Síochána Ireland’s National Police Service Virus will continue to stay in their phone/tablet. Nothing changes. Their device is still locked. Even worse, after the users give their credit card, bank card and other online bank related detail will be captured by the remote hackers. Besides, more malicious software will be installed on your phone/tablet for further sensitive information. They will never stop trying to grab all information they need until they take out all of your money in our account. Measures must be taken to prevent this horrible disaster. None of our innocent users deserve this disaster. So, if you got this fake warning on your phone/tablet and saw this article, it is the very right time to remove Garda Síochána Ireland’s National Police Service Virus completely. Don’t let the hacker have any chance to ruin your phone/tablet or grab money from you.
Step 1: Please try to put the infected android phone into Safe Mode at first to unlock the screen temporarily from This Virus
(1). For various android phones: hold down the power button to bring out the menu with Power Off and Reboot option—-hold down the Power Off option (If nothing happens, please tap and hold the Reboot option instead)—-click OK on the pop-up box asking if you want to access safe mode
(2). For Samsung Galaxy S4 and Samsung Galaxy S5: power off the device—-turn on and tab the soft-touch Menu button repeatedly
(3). For Samsung Galaxy S3 and other phones with similar customized android system: power off the device—-turn on and hold down the Volume Down button (try Volume Up or Volume Down and Volume Up together if Volume Down does not work) when the brand logo shows up
You will see “Safe mode” at the lower left corner of the screen if you access safe mode successfully
Step 2: Search and remove suspicious apps or files which are related to the virus
Step 3: Reboot the device to get out of safe mode
From what we mentioned above, we know how nasty the Garda Síochána Ireland’s National Police Service virus is. The cyber hackers elaborate this virus program with an international character and spread it in every corner that they can access. Ireland is not the only one country that suffers the consequences of hackers’ fraudulent and evil acts. No matter where you are from, if you visit on the malicious website, download unknown free software or click on attachment of a spam accidentally, you may get virus easily. The biggest problem is that this virus is pretty aggressive that it can block your security program and take over your phone/tablet completely. The good news is that we can remove the virus manually in a safe way. Therefore, don’t pay fine for the fake police in vain. Just look for Garda Síochána Ireland’s National Police Service Virus and remove it completely.
Published by on February 24, 2016 6:00 am, last updated on February 24, 2016 6:00 am
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