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Google is making it mandatory for Android phone makers to support a new partition that enables seamless updates on Android 11.
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Android could be returning to its roots. Continue reading Google plans to take Android back to ‘mainline’ Linux kernel
Security of Android devices has been a nightmare since its inception, and the biggest reason being is that users don’t receive latest security patch updates regularly.
Precisely, it’s your device manufacturer (Android OEMs) actually who takes time to … Continue reading Google Makes it Mandatory for OEMs to Roll Out Android Security Updates Regularly
In 2017 Google removed apps that violated the Google Play policies because they were malicious, purposely copied a more popular app or served up inappropriate content. Continue reading Google Booted 700,000 Bad Apps From Its Marketplace in 2017
Google discovered a spyware app that uses nearly a dozen old vulnerabilities to root devices and steal sensitive data from social media applications. Continue reading Google Detects and Boots Tizi Spyware Off Google Play
Google’s Android security team has turned a corner with 8.0 Oreo, reducing the attack surface, compartmentalizing components and beefing up protection against rogue apps. Continue reading What’s New In Android 8.0 Oreo Security
Google’s top Android engineer describes how the attack surface is shrinking on the mobile operating system. Continue reading How Google Shrunk The Android Attack Surface
Android O, due in the third quarter, figures to elevate the security of the mobile OS with new features focused on improved third-party patching, a new permission model and hardening of existing features. Continue reading Google Elevates Security in Android O
Android O, due in the third quarter, figures to elevate the security of the mobile OS with new features focused on improved third-party patching, a new permission model and hardening of existing features. Continue reading Google Elevates Security in Android O