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> ensure the app you're using isn't a WebAPK. > WebAPKs are usually very small in size, are installed straight from a browser page, do not appear under '/data/
by rafram 2y ago
> ensure the app you're using isn't a WebAPK.
> WebAPKs are usually very small in size, are installed straight from a browser page, do not appear under '/data/app' like standard Android apps, and show atypically limited information under Settings > Apps.
Yeah, this is not something I could tell my elderly relatives to watch out for. If Android is giving untrusted web apps full access to your device’s hardware without adequately warning you, that’s a security vulnerability.
- hulitu 2y ago> If Android is giving untrusted web apps full access to your device’s hardware without adequately warning you, that’s a security vulnerability. No it is not. It is a _feature_. Since a long time. A security vulnerability would be when Google does not get your data. /s