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Are there none for Android?

• wetpaws 5y ago
  Exploits for Android do not negate exploits for iOS
• sudosysgen 5y ago
  That's whataboutism. Unless there are many more exploits for Android, more than the increase in marketshare warrants, there is no reason to think a closed ecosystem is more secure than an open one.
  • geocar 5y ago
    It is hard to speak about the exploits we don’t know about, but for the ones we do: There are vastly more exploits on Android, evidenced by for no other reason than because handset manufacturers refuse to upgrade.
  • vmception 5y ago
    Asking questions about the only competitor is valid If thats a whataboutism then whataboutisms were always valid and accurate forms of introspection
  • the_dune_13 5y ago
    > tere is no reason to think a closed ecosystem is more secure than an open one Fragmentation of Android is a thing.
    • sudosysgen 5y ago
      It is a thing, yes, but it is avoidable nowadays. If it weren't already a thing Google could force Project Treble onto everyone and strong-arm the carriers from the beginning and it would not be an issue.