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Google Play Protect Will Alert You About Malicious Android Apps
This active monitoring lets Google Play Protect identify potentially harmful apps that may attempt to conceal malicious behavior or remain inactive for a period before engaging in suspicious activity. The real-time alerts tell users immediately if a harmful app or scam call is detected and let them take action to protect their data and devices.
Two new Android security features are now available for users in the U..S, and will soon make their way to older Android ...
Android users have just been given another urgent reason to update their phones, with the US government’s cybersecurity ...
In a paper published this week in Nature, Google researchers demonstrated they were able to use GPS signal measurements ...
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Android 16 is coming. We explore the expected features, news and release date, and the smartphones expected to get the ...
Android TV and Google TV may be moving to a biannual update cycle TV OSes don't need upgraded as frequently as phone OSes ...
Google fixed two actively exploited Android zero-day flaws as part of its November security updates, addressing a total of 51 ...
Although default Android ringtones have come a long way, they still pale in comparison to real music. Here's how to set your ...
The Android 15 QPR2 beta hints that Google will bring back icon shape customization, a feature it cut from Android 12.
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