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by palant
516 days ago
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Note: I am the author of this article. Apples and oranges. Android is supposed to isolate apps from each other (yes, theory). So a malicious app should only be able to steal data the user provides it with. On the other hand, a single malicious extension will compromise the entire browser. Nothing you do on any website is any longer safe. Not that I don’t think that Google should pay more attention to the apps in the Play Store. But allowing extensions to hide their functionality with remote code is plain negligent. |
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