Google Remotely Pulls Apps From Android Phones
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Search giant Google has announced in a blog post that it has remotely uninstalled two applications from Android phones as they did not comply with its Android Market terms and conditions.Rich Cannings, Android Security Lead, explained that the two applications, which were developed by a security researcher for 'research purposes', were remotely removed from users' phones as they were virtually useless.It is still not clear why Google chose to disclose that it had...
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