This sort of things happens on iOS also. The big difference is that Google is open while Apple tries to hide it. The Xcode ghost incident for example affected

This sort of things happens on iOS also. The big difference is that Google is open while Apple tries to hide it. The Xcode ghost incident for example affected half a billion installs and 100M users: https://www.intego.com/mac-security-blog/xcodeghost-malware-infected-100-million-ios-users-and-apple-said-nothing/ https://www.intego.com/mac-security-blog/xcodeghost-malware-... Regarding big name apps... Well, WhatsApp on iOS has been the main attack vector for state actors for a few years now. https://thedefenceworks.com/blog/zero-click-infection-and-whatsapps-latest-breach/ https://thedefenceworks.com/blog/zero-click-infection-and-wh...