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Researchers found malware built into the firmware of thousands of low-cost Android phones. Here is how to check a phone before moving your messages, banking, and family accounts onto it.
Google’s October Android bulletin fixes 25 flaws, but the useful check is the date shown on your own phone. Here is how to update, restart, and decide what to do when the date stays old.
Connecticut, Maryland, New Jersey, Oregon, and Virginia now restrict the sale of precise location data. Here is what those laws close, what they leave open, and what you can do about the trail your phone creates.
Apple sent mercenary-spyware warnings across 110 countries, and investigators saw a record response. Here is how to verify the alert, reduce exposure, protect other people, and get expert help without destroying useful evidence.
Researchers showed that open-source Android AI agents can be driven by text a human cannot see, escalating through unsanitised subprocess calls into code execution on the connected computer. Screenshots are input. Treat them like any other input from a hostile source.