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expired Posted by Blue_Ranger • Sep 25, 2023
Sep 25, 2023 8:41 PM
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All the apps on the play store are automatically virus scanned by google.
Are people downloading sketchy apps from outside the play store and they need the OS level security patch to save them? Is that the people who need these security updates?
If the app is on the play store, it will keep getting updates there. E.g. google chrome browser is updated through the play store. So you will keep getting those even if your android device no longer gets security updates, as long as the android version is supported.
Besides the fear mongering can anyone point to any specific examples of a bad outcome here? And not an example of someone being hacked by CIA/MOSSAD/KGB.
All the apps on the play store are automatically virus scanned by google.
Are people downloading sketchy apps from outside the play store and they need the OS level security patch to save them? Is that the people who need these security updates?
If the app is on the play store, it will keep getting updates there. E.g. google chrome browser is updated through the play store. So you will keep getting those even if your android device no longer gets security updates, as long as the android version is supported.
Besides the fear mongering can anyone point to any specific examples of a bad outcome here? And not an example of someone being hacked by CIA/MOSSAD/KGB.
That said, yes, most people should stick to the Play Store vs. side loading.
All the apps on the play store are automatically virus scanned by google.
Are people downloading sketchy apps from outside the play store and they need the OS level security patch to save them? Is that the people who need these security updates?
If the app is on the play store, it will keep getting updates there. E.g. google chrome browser is updated through the play store. So you will keep getting those even if your android device no longer gets security updates, as long as the android version is supported.
Besides the fear mongering can anyone point to any specific examples of a bad outcome here? And not an example of someone being hacked by CIA/MOSSAD/KGB.
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All the apps on the play store are automatically virus scanned by google.
Are people downloading sketchy apps from outside the play store and they need the OS level security patch to save them? Is that the people who need these security updates?
If the app is on the play store, it will keep getting updates there. E.g. google chrome browser is updated through the play store. So you will keep getting those even if your android device no longer gets security updates, as long as the android version is supported.
Besides the fear mongering can anyone point to any specific examples of a bad outcome here? And not an example of someone being hacked by CIA/MOSSAD/KGB.
https://arstechnica.com/informati...id-phones/
https://arstechnica.com/informati...id-phones/
First link says the app was not on play store.
Second link is NSO group / Israeli gov spyware, we're probably not one of their targets.
Anyway I agree with the other people, I don't plan on downloading sketchy stuff.
So my original question still stands. Has any normal person ever been hacked, assuming they only use the top 100 apps on Google playstore?
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