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Google just made its password manager way more useful on Chrome and Android
Google just launched some new important password features on Android and in the Chrome browser.
What you need to know about the CONFIG_KEYS Linux kernel vulnerability
The newest security exploit has arrived, and headlines talk about tens of millions affected. Here's what you need to know.
App installer exploit affects older versions of Android but isn't as scary as it sounds
Google releases its 2017 Android security year in review, showing Play Protect has huge impact
The Big Four U.S. carriers are joining together to build a new mobile authentication solution
Your carrier wants to help keep your identity safer.
Google is using deep learning and data analysis to curate the Play Store
Machine learning plays a big part in how apps are monitored in the Play Store.
Why you should care about Android malware and the importance of security patches
Android is secure, but your phone probably isn't. 3.5 million pieces of malware in 2017 means that matters.
It's not perfect, but Google Play is still the best place to get all your apps
Android allows you to install apps you downloaded from anywhere and everywhere, but most people should stick to Google Play.
All about Android's new, safer way of logging into apps
Android can now read 2FA codes over NFC and Bluetooth. Here's where we are and what can be done with it all.
Supreme Court to decide what's required to get location records from your carrier
The appeal of a 2011 case where 12,898 pieces of evidence were gathered without a warrant is being heard by the highest court in the land.
Latest state of Android security: Just .08% of phones installing from Google Play have harmful apps
In the name of transparency, Google has released another Android security report that details many aspects of exactly how secure different parts of the Android ecosystem are.
Be smart, be safe - secure your Android phone
Your phone is more than a phone — it holds everything about you under it's glass. Keeping it all secure is a no-brainer.
