> and it didnt lead to a super increase in malware Are you sure about that? I pulled an old, cheap Android phone out of storage box to do some debugging. I nee

> and it didnt lead to a super increase in malware Are you sure about that? I pulled an old, cheap Android phone out of storage box to do some debugging. I needed a quick file manager app, installed one of the top results on Google Play that was baked with some malware that may have bricked the device (didn't bother to try to fix it, it's in the bootloader). Granted this was an old version of Android, but that's still a bit egregious. I can't recall anything like that happening on iOS.