71% of Android Users Affected by Malware in 2013, Compared to Only 14% for iOS

[iDude]

Philip Schiller is the senior vice president of worldwide marketing at Apple and a prominent figure in Apple’s public presentations. Yesterday, he has tweeted a link to Cisco’s 2014 Annual Security Report which shows that mobile malware is becoming much more present on Android compared to any other platform. The report says the following: Not […]

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[spencerdl]

Coming from an Android device (SG3) to iPhone 5s (first Apple device), I can say this sounds about right. Thanks for the info

 

[ardchoille]

This is another reason I dumped Android.

 

[Woesong]

This is another reason I dumped Android.

Apple is like a private garden party; Android is a public toilet.


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[jjmcb]

That's because it's an open source. Anyone can add malicious apps. Where as apple is very strict on peer to peer and what apps go in the App Store

 

[ardchoille]

That's because it's an open source. Anyone can add malicious apps. Where as apple is very strict on peer to peer and what apps go in the App Store

Yep, big difference between a walled garden and a community pea patch. I'll take the walled garden, thank you, less problems