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Galaxy S PhonesUnless you know you installed your own antivirus program on the phone or have app protection enabled, likely any "virus" warnings you get are fake. Can you post a screen shot? If you have installed malware protection, any warning you get will be clearly identified along the lines of "(app name) found (something)". In most cases they intercept the malware/virus and kill or quarantine it before you even see a warning. It has been my experience it only warns you a) if you have it set to warn you of all intrusions or b) it does not know how you want the particular threat handled.
These "alerts" are likely malicious adware inserted inside a game or app you downloaded - whatever you do, do not click on them, they are ploys to gain access to your data. If you want to identify which app they are coming from to uninstall it, download Good Lock and the Nice Catch module. Open Nice Catch and turn on the setting to detect toasts and detect commercials. The next time one pops up, open Nice Catch and see which app is the culprit.
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