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Well this is alarming!
https://www.zdnet.com/article/25-an...contain-severe-vulnerabilities-off-the-shelf/
https://www.zdnet.com/article/25-an...contain-severe-vulnerabilities-off-the-shelf/
Secure folder on Samsung phones solves that. Stick all your important stuff in the secure folder with a VPN connection and it sandboxes all your stuff.That's why I don't do a lot of sensitive stuff on my phone. No banking apps, no Paypal, no using my phone to pay at registers, etc.
"Old school" here. Browsing the web, texting, and phone calls.![]()
Some of the phones on the list are not garbage like ZTE and are popular models from legit brands - Vivo V7, Oppo F5, Nokia 6, Xperia L1, LG G6.Those are garbage phones that probably had very little R&D let alone security checks. Not surprised one bit.
Agreed. however, not sure if banks do- my bank (capital one) now does not allow me to do certain banking functions on any PC, but only through their phone banking app. for example, online check depositing. won't allow on pcs, but will allow on my phone.I use my phone for calls, podcasts, texting and pictures. Everything else is done on my PC. This notion that mobile devices can act as a replacement for a secure computer is foolishness.