This appears to be a huge nothingburger. 1. The app is installed by Verizon 2. The app is disabled by default ("The app is not enabled by default, but there m

This appears to be a huge nothingburger. 1. The app is installed by Verizon 2. The app is disabled by default ("The app is not enabled by default, but there might be multiple methods to enable it. The iVerify research team investigated one method requiring physical access") The actual report: https://iverify.io/blog/iverify-discovers-android-vulnerability-impacting-millions-of-pixel-devices-around-the-world https://iverify.io/blog/iverify-discovers-android-vulnerabil... Their quote: > Google is essentially giving CISOs the impossible choice of accepting insecure bloatware or banning Android entirely. That doesn't sound like the case at all!