Thread: What ecosystem is the most secure?
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2013-01-23 , 15:32
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Originally Posted by switch-hitter View Post
How so?


They're stated in Google Play before you've even downloaded the app, again during installation and you can check them even after you've installed the app. If the user doesn't know what they mean they should RTFM!


Would you prefer Google to be more like Apple where they retain control of your device? They decide what you are and aren't allowed to do, what you can and can't install?

80ll0ck5 to that!
That don't mean a **** to the user and don't explain what happening and how the app communicating in a "secure" way or not.

http://www.android-permissions.org/

yes, they can, but do they?

If I want google to be more like apple? Yes, in some areas. I would say that apple is better/easier to secure the data and device. They also have fewer versions available.

I would suggest google to enable a management system to secure the device better if user choose to. Many companies using MDM and end user could also if google wanted. Seriously, you can easily upload very very bad stuff at Google Play before they are removed.
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