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Everything posted by deanb
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By default iOS grants more permissions and you don't touch them. Android asks the user, but they don't curate apps - which is great, until one applies an exploit to grant itself more access than you allowed it.
Ultimately, I'm not saying this will hit every user - just that it's more likely to on that platform than others. And it's a tradeoff: Android is obviously more flexible than iOS - and a non-smartphone is way safer than an iPhone - it depends where you want to...
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...strike the balance of freedom, security and usability (which don't have to be opposed... but typically are.)
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If an app on Android has a known exploit it's not likely to be used. These get removed before they become huge problems.
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