The article (which says in 2016 Zerodium offered up to $1.5 million for an iOS zero day and only $200 for android) seems to have a typo. The source it links to

The article (which says in 2016 Zerodium offered up to $1.5 million for an iOS zero day and only $200 for android) seems to have a typo. The source it links to [1] quotes $1.5 million for iOS and $200,000 for Android, which makes more intuitive sense. Going to Zerodium itself [2] shows the same (in their rather weird little chart[3] at the bottom): They’ll pay up to $1.5million for a zero-click iOS remote jailbreak, and $200,000 for an Android Chrome RCE with sandbox escape. [1] https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2016/09/1-5-million-bounty-for-iphone-exploits-is-sure-to-bolster-supply-of-0days/ https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2016/09/1-5-m... [2] https://zerodium.com/program.html https://zerodium.com/program.html [3] https://zerodium.com/images/zerodium_prices_mobiles.png https://zerodium.com/images/zerodium_prices_mobiles.png