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Hotspot finder app blabs 2 million Wi-Fi network passwords

If you used WiFi Finder, your passwords to both public and private networks have been left online in an unprotected database.

Android developers without a track record are going to be submitted to more checks in order to stamp out those of “bad faith.”

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A new security feature allows users of Android 7 and later to use their smartphones to authenticate themselves to their Google accounts.

Here’s our latest podcast – enjoy!

Android’s April update includes two critical CVE-level patches among a total of 11 affecting handsets running versions 7, 8, and 9.

The malware, dubbed Exodus, records and steals all manner of data and leaves phones vulnerable to further hacking and data tampering.

A hosting company has taken down a database owned by a mobile spying app after it was found displaying phone owners’ intimate images online.

All your saved Firefox passwords, now happily inserting themselves into your Android-verse!

New research reveals that the bloatware preinstalled on many new Android phones could do far more than simply chew up your storage.