I am very sorry to hear someone got in your phone and locked your coin wallet, and can understand the frustration and inconvenience. For the coin wallet, you would need to contact the company or app developer in question for assistance in that matter. However, I can provide a helpful guide to prevent and stop violations of your device security via hacking. If you’re worried about your phone getting hacked, or if you think it may have been hacked already, there are some steps you can take to keep it safe. For example, you should only download apps using the Galaxy Store or Play Store and you shouldn’t click on malicious links in apps, texts, or emails. Give this guide a look-see: https://www.samsung.com/us/support/troubleshooting/TSG01209886/
I am very sorry to hear someone got in your phone and locked your coin wallet, and can understand the frustration and inconvenience. For the coin wallet, you would need to contact the company or app developer in question for assistance in that matter. However, I can provide a helpful guide to prevent and stop violations of your device security via hacking. If you’re worried about your phone getting hacked, or if you think it may have been hacked already, there are some steps you can take to keep it safe. For example, you should only download apps using the Galaxy Store or Play Store and you shouldn’t click on malicious links in apps, texts, or emails. Give this guide a look-see: https://www.samsung.com/us/support/troubleshooting/TSG01209886/
