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3 articles – stable

K Android has appeared in 3 articles since 2013-02. Coverage peaked in 2019Q1 with 1 articles.

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2019-02-17
CNET 4 related

Report: 17K Android apps, some with 100M+ installs, collect info that can be used to create a permanent record of user's activity on the device for ad targeting

Some apps may track your activity over time, even when you tell them to forget the past.  And there's nothing you can do about it.

2018-04-12
Wired 8 related

After testing 1.2K Android phones from 2017, researchers find OEMs often don't install the security patches they claim to install; ZTE and TCL each omitted 4+

GOOGLE HAS LONG struggled with how best to get dozens of Android smartphone manufacturers—and hundreds of carriers—to regularly push out security-focused software updates.

2015-10-14
ZDNet 10 related

Study of 20K Android devices finds 87% vulnerable to security bugs due to manufacturers' failure to deliver patches

report Charlesarthur / The Overspill : Start up: inside a content factory, US reacts to Safe Harbour sinking, why Surface?, Android lemons and more Liam Spradlin / Android Police : Device Art Generato...

2013-02-12
GigaOM 22 related

Vertu makes post-Nokia comeback with $10K Android phone

Once upon a time Nokia had an England-based subsidiary called Vertu, which made absurdly expensive Symbian phones for people with more money than tech savvy.  But then Nokia fell on hard times, and la...

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