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Google Confirms A Powerful Security Rewind For 2 Billion Users

Posted on October 3, 2021October 3, 2021 By Davey Winder

Android is playing privacy and security catch-up with iOS 15 and, for once, going backwards is a damn good move!

Google has confirmed a truly powerful and striking security move for 2 billion users by going backwards. I know backwards isn’t usually the recommended direction of travel when talking about privacy and security, and this move encompasses both, but this rewind is a welcome one. Not just in practical terms, I should add, but also when it comes to perceptions.

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Analysis, News, Opinion Tags:Android, Apple, Apps, Google, iOS, Privacy

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