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To be specific, we're not talking about classical viruses here. This is a different kind of malware. Fortunately, you're probably not going to get 'infected'
by sonnyblarney 8y ago
To be specific, we're not talking about classical viruses here.
This is a different kind of malware.
Fortunately, you're probably not going to get 'infected' merely by being on the same network as someone with malware.
I think perhaps Google should take some API steps to help fix the problem. There are just some kinds of things that nary any app should be able to do anyhow.