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Generally speaking, Android One devices cannot ship with malware, even invisible, because Google has to inspect the software. In any case, a manufacturer COULD
by milankragujevic 7y ago
Generally speaking, Android One devices cannot ship with malware, even invisible, because Google has to inspect the software. In any case, a manufacturer COULD put malware after Google approves the software, but they would certainly lose Android One license, and possibly the ability to get ANY phone certified as Google Play compatible, EVER. So, they won't do it, no matter the incentives and possible revenue in stealing user data.
- snagglegaggle 7y ago>and possibly the ability to get ANY phone certified as Google Play compatible, EVER. Not so sure about this. The Chinese money is too great.
- milankragujevic 7y agoI mean, you don't need Google Play in China, given that it's blocked. You DO need China-specific services, that consumers in China will not buy your phone without. i.e. all Tencent things...