Which One Is More Secure: Android or iOS?
 

Which One Is More Secure: Android or iOS?

https://www.yahoo.com/tech/which-one...375430379.html

Cliff Notes...

The winner: iOS
Android is making progress fixing security bugs promptly (especially on Nexus devices), but Apple has been doing it longer and trying hard to make security patches and stable OS updates work on all its products.

The winner: iOS
Both Apple and Google are diligent in policing the software available in their stores, but Apple has traditionally been more thorough about it and about making it hard to shop elsewhere.

The winner: iOS
Apple?s been reining in apps since the beginning, while Android is playing catch-up.

The bottom line: The mobile security situation is looking up. First, mobiles are still much less likely than computers to get attacked. Second, Android is finally catching up to the kinds of strict security measures that Apple has had for years. But it?s not there yet. So for the utmost in safety, Apple gadgets remain the best choices.

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Neither is safer. All data on your phone and anything you put on any webpage should always be considered public information. And ladies, never let your husband film you doing it, because it always gets on the internet. Always.

fixed it for ya :winkwink:

Pretty sure that ios is more secure because it is not widely open source as android. Ios has so many limitations that it is ridiculous.

Naturally that wins in security aspect.

I am logical and would not blindly claim the opposite :)

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I never consider my iPhone secure. Anything that can be broadcast can be picked up, received and decoded, so I never do anything like banking on my phone.

Standby mild heart attack taking place. :winkwink: I knew there was a reason your in my friend list. :1orglaugh

I've been doing it on da Verizon signal or my home Wifi for years without any issues, mainly just depositing internet checks, never use any guest/free Wifi though for anything sensitive. :2 cents:

i cant even a4d a phone so it dosent matter 2 me...

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Has anyone on GFY ever had their phone hacked? I haven't heard of anyone having any kind of security issues.