This is a subverse to share news and discuss everything Android related.
IRC
To keep things clean around the sub, there are going to be stickied threads every Sunday, Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
- Screenshots on Sundays | Latest
- Apps & Games Recommendations on Mondays | Latest
- Support on Wednesdays | Latest
- General Discussions/Questions on Fridays | Latest
- Phone Reviews/Recommendations on the first Sunday of every month. | Latest
^These will be updated with links to the latest sticky. All stickies will be archived somewhere. Maybe a subverse.
Stickies will be posted at 11 am GMT+2.
Once the sub gets a decent amount of users, there could be a sticky for developers to promote their apps.
Rules.
- Only post content that is related to Android.
- Nothing illegal
Are you a dev?
If you are a developer, you are allowed to promote your app with the [DEV] tag at the beginning of your self post.
Beginners Guide to Android
A beginners guide will be here with a lot of stuff. Soon.
Voat clients
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[–] derram 0 points 1 point 1 point (+1|-0) ago
https://archive.is/yFDIc :
'The modified Faketoken can steal credentials from more than 2,000 Android financial applications, security researchers at Kaspersky Lab warn. '
'Based on telemetry, Kaspersky Lab estimates that Faketoken has claimed over 16,000 victims in 27 countries. '
'The malware serves to underline why you should not blindly hand over permissions to mobile apps as well as the importance of backing up data. '
'Cybercrooks have outfitted ransomware functionality onto an already dangerous mobile banking Trojan. '
'Among other things, these rights enable Faketoken to steal data (such as contacts and files either directly or indirectly, through phishing pages). '
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