[International Giveaway] Win One Of Five Nexus 5s From Avast And Android Police

We've often talked about the benefits of having Avast Mobile Security installed, which includes its top-notch anti-theft solution. It looks like a lot of folks listened, because the app just hit 100 million downloads. As a celebration of this milestone, we've teamed up with Avast to give away not one, not two, but five Nexus 5s to five lucky winners. A premium Avast license will also be included with each device, so you can keep your new gadget safe.

For those who may not be familiar with everything Avast has to offer, here's a quick look at everything included:

• Anitivirus
• Privacy report
• SMS and call filter
• Web Shield
• Network meter
• Firewall (root only)
• App locking
• Backup
• Find My Phone
• Remote control, including lock and wipe
• Location tracker
• Notification of SIM change
• Ad detector (Premium)
• Password Check (Premium)
• Geo-fencing (Premium)
• Remote SMS (Premium)
• Remote Data Recovery (Premium)
• Remote Theft ID (Premium)

Not bad, eh? It's packed to the brim with useful features. Get it below. Or try to get it for free below that.

Mobile Security & Antivirus

1,574,202 ratings

Offers in-app purchases

by AVAST Software
100,000,000 - 500,000,000 downloads

Appears in a list of Must-Have Apps

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A Participant is not eligible to win the Contest if they reside in Cuba, Iran, Kosovo, Miramar, North Korea, Sudan, Syria, or any other country where the Contest as described here would violate any law.

As always, entering is easy. Do the stuff in this widget, and you're in the running:

The giveaway begins now and will end on Friday, August 29th at 11:59 PM. Good luck!

Cameron Summerson

Cameron is a self-made geek, Android enthusiast, horror movie fanatic, and musician. When he's not pounding keys here at AP, you can find him spending time with his wife and kids, plucking away on the 6- or 7-string, or watching The Texas Chainsaw Massacre on repeat.

source: androidpolice