Keep these private
- Passwords
- SMS or email one-time codes
- Recovery answers
- Photos of identity documents sent to an unknown contact
MEGA888 security
A familiar logo is not enough. Check the address and the Android package before you install or sign in.
Before you continue
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1
Read the full address
Look at the domain, not only the logo. Short links can hide a different website.
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2
Match the task you started
If you opened Android download, iPhone setup, or login, the next screen should still match that.
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3
Stop on extra prompts
Unexpected payment, identity, or accessibility requests are a reason to close the page.
Warning signs
- A message or advert uses a lookalike name and tells you to install immediately.
- The file asks you to disable Play Protect, ignore an iOS warning, or install a second unknown app first.
- Someone requests your password, one-time code, or a photo of your ID in chat.
- A bonus, test ID, or “agent” is the only reason you are asked to switch websites.
- The file is not version 10.11 or the package is not
com.mega888.group, and the sender tells you to ignore that.
Do not share
What to do instead
- Close the unexpected page.
- Go back to the Android, iPhone, or login page you meant to use.
- Change a password only after the suspicious session is closed.
If you already clicked a bad link
Leave the page. Do not finish an install. Do not send a code “to cancel”. If you typed a password, change it after that session is closed.