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<blockquote data-quote="ForgottenSeer 103564" data-source="post: 1065984"><p>While i stand corrected to the first product i have seen that actually offers to remove the app, the point above was over looked and missed. By default out of the box the phone is secure, adding tons of goofy apps and changes, makes it not secure any more. Play protect is built in and scans the apps, its part of the ecosystem. Its up to the user to vet apps and potential issues.</p><p></p><p>[SPOILER="play protect"][ATTACH=full]279831[/ATTACH][ATTACH]279831[/ATTACH][/SPOILER]</p><p></p><p>Changes like the browser, adding a extension to it. Most user if we are truthful, rarely use the browser on their phone unless they have no other computer or devices to use. They make look up a thing or two while out, but rarely sit on the device for hours on end researching. Using apps in place of online webservices is getting ridiculous anymore, These apps are nothing short of data collection software that are vulnerable . Personally i use my phone for a phone. Why, because it is the hub of all a person does and uses, and if its nailed, everything you interact with is compromised. Treat it as such. Use your computers and online services, quit with all the goofy apps and stating , why did i get nailed. First thing one should consider as in your screen shot, sure the product detected an issue, but let me play captain obvious here, the issue is already on the phone, damage done, nice of the app to offer to remove it afterwards. How about being proactive, teaching others to do the same. Instead of here, just spend money, place more apps on your system.</p><p></p><p>Im not trying to offend anyone, im trying to show users that altering and placing tons of apps on devices actually can open you up to more vulnerabilities. Im trying to show that privacy is a myth, a ridiculous one. Just as using firefox, or other chromium browsers does not afford you privacy from google or other companies that make a living from data. Most of this is all a farce. Using common sense will carry you much further. Contingencies , intelligence, and backups will as well. Dont want your data stolen, then do not divulge it openly online. Don't want ransomware to ruin your photos and videos of loved ones, keep them stored on external devices not on your system, you can always access them when needed. Its about not having to pay extra money for a device already secure out of the box, its about using your head when dealing with services, apps.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ForgottenSeer 103564, post: 1065984"] While i stand corrected to the first product i have seen that actually offers to remove the app, the point above was over looked and missed. By default out of the box the phone is secure, adding tons of goofy apps and changes, makes it not secure any more. Play protect is built in and scans the apps, its part of the ecosystem. Its up to the user to vet apps and potential issues. [SPOILER="play protect"][ATTACH type="full"]279831[/ATTACH][ATTACH]279831[/ATTACH][/SPOILER] Changes like the browser, adding a extension to it. Most user if we are truthful, rarely use the browser on their phone unless they have no other computer or devices to use. They make look up a thing or two while out, but rarely sit on the device for hours on end researching. Using apps in place of online webservices is getting ridiculous anymore, These apps are nothing short of data collection software that are vulnerable . Personally i use my phone for a phone. Why, because it is the hub of all a person does and uses, and if its nailed, everything you interact with is compromised. Treat it as such. Use your computers and online services, quit with all the goofy apps and stating , why did i get nailed. First thing one should consider as in your screen shot, sure the product detected an issue, but let me play captain obvious here, the issue is already on the phone, damage done, nice of the app to offer to remove it afterwards. How about being proactive, teaching others to do the same. Instead of here, just spend money, place more apps on your system. Im not trying to offend anyone, im trying to show users that altering and placing tons of apps on devices actually can open you up to more vulnerabilities. Im trying to show that privacy is a myth, a ridiculous one. Just as using firefox, or other chromium browsers does not afford you privacy from google or other companies that make a living from data. Most of this is all a farce. Using common sense will carry you much further. Contingencies , intelligence, and backups will as well. Dont want your data stolen, then do not divulge it openly online. Don't want ransomware to ruin your photos and videos of loved ones, keep them stored on external devices not on your system, you can always access them when needed. Its about not having to pay extra money for a device already secure out of the box, its about using your head when dealing with services, apps. [/QUOTE]
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