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Android's network security model is atrocious, with full network access being in the "other" category that all apps get. You don't need to have root on a phone
by nitrogen 10y ago
Android's network security model is atrocious, with full network access being in the "other" category that all apps get. You don't need to have root on a phone to go rogue and attack/analyze other devices, if the phone already gives your "no permissions" app full access.
- bobsam 10y agoThe can only be one logical reason for this: to Google AdSense is more important than your privacy. I can't take things like project zero seriously when the same company works hard to weaken Android privacy.