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What I hated about Android was that almost every app wanted access to my private information. Unlike iOS, on Android, you have to grant permission at install-ti
by raingrove 13y ago
What I hated about Android was that almost every app wanted access to my private information. Unlike iOS, on Android, you have to grant permission at install-time, and afaik there is no way to deny certain permissions selectively. Other than that, I like it a lot, it has come a long way, and it certainly looks nicer than the mess that is iOS 7.
- DonGateley 13y agoAnd more apps than you probably realize demand the ability (which you probably explicitly permitted) to listen, store and retrieve everything that is said within a sufficient proximity to it (which is pretty big.) You gotta wonder which of those apps are security state Trojan horses. If you carry an Android phone with even Google Search on it you are carrying a wire that is not ever under your control and is hot at any or all times. Is this true with iOS?