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Plus, Safari security foiled by… a finger swipe? Roundup This week we wrangled with alleged Russian election meddling, hundreds of millions of username-password combos spilled online, Oracle...
Twitter has fixed the issue, which has been ongoing since 2014.
Android apps that want access to your call and SMS data now have to pass muster with Google's team of reviewers.
Even after so many efforts by Google for preventing its Play Store from malware, shady apps somehow managed to fool its anti-malware protections and get into its service to infect Android users...
Twitter revealed on Thursday that users of its Android application may have had their supposedly protected tweets made public due to a bug. read more
Twitter just admitted that the social network accidentally revealed some Android users' protected tweets to the public for more than 4 years — a kind of privacy blunder that you'd typically expect...
Cock-up went unnoticed for two Olympics, one World Cup, an EU referendum, and a US presidential election Twitter has fessed up to a flaw in its Android app that, for more than four years, was...
The app was developed by legitimate Chinese manufacturing giant TCL.
The #DeleteFacebook movement may be growing, but many Samsung users are having a tough time scraping the social network’s preinstalled software from their phones.
Google this week released its first set of security patches for Android in 2019, with fixes for more than two dozen vulnerabilities. The most important of the security bugs is CVE-2018-9583, a...