- cross-posted to:
- android@lemmy.world
- cross-posted to:
- android@lemmy.world
He’s out of line, but he’s right
Not that I trust Google, but this screams of “no, u!”
Does anyone trust what Huawei says?
The same happens to Chinese app stores on Android phones. Just companies trying to throw up obstacles for their competition.
Between this and antivirus software flagging cracked software, I wish security apps would focus on security instead of weaponizing consumer trust.
Viruses spread themselves, this is more of an infection
9to5mac is a super weird source for something like this. I mean, they wear their boas in their name!
Smartphone softwaremost software these days only attempts to prevent unauthorized access to your information. It’s up to the manufacturer to determine who is and isn’t authorized. Calling that behavior malicious or not is moot point because they all do it.