Google warns that over 40% of Android devices no longer receive security updates, leaving more than 1 billion devices exposed to malware and spyware attacks.

Over 40% of Android phones no longer get security patches, leaving more than a billion users exposed to malware and spyware.

Google has just issued an updated Android distribution chart and it makes for an alarming read. The latest OS — Android 16 — ...

Now that most people have huge amounts of personal data on their phones, security is more important than ever—even if most people care a lot more about apps, ease of use, design, and price. But the ...

IDF says Android is not as secure as iPhone. The Israeli military made headlines last month, with a ban on Android phones for senior officers and other officials on security grounds. iPhones now ...

Learn how to secure your Android phone by mastering Android privacy settings and google account security when switching from iPhone. Pixabay, zerotake Switching from an iPhone to an Android device ...

Your Android phone's most powerful security feature is off by default and hidden - turn it on now ...

Today, Android phone security for students has become a really sharp question because phones have become devices that store a lot of private information, and their loss can lead to pretty severe ...

Android’s new anti-theft update adds stronger biometric checks, enhanced lockout rules, and expanded remote security tools to ...

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Android users are facing serious security risks that could lead to data theft, phone takeovers, and service disruptions, as ...

According to a recent Google report, 40 percent of the world's Android smartphones (approximately over 1 billion devices) are ...