3 ms·
I know, that's why I said jailbroken iOS and Android. * Jailbroken users get their apps from third party sources and there are no more guarantees. * Android M
by blub 16y ago
I know, that's why I said jailbroken iOS and Android.
* Jailbroken users get their apps from third party sources and there are no more guarantees.
* Android Market doesn't do malware checks (yet), and there was an issue with malware recently.
Still, not even the AppStore is perfect: somone snuck in a tethering app disguised as a flashlight, if I remember correctly and there was a problem with a book vendor that was gaming the top lists.
- tjogin 16y agoRight, but neither of those hurt users, so not malware without stretching the definition of the word. I don't think malware on jailbroken iOS or Android happens much because most people who jailbreak are technically savvy. Also, they're a relatively tiny minority.