Google is enhancing Android device security with new protections against scammers and threats. Recent updates include alerts and blocks for disabling Google Play Protect, sideloading unverified apps, and granting risky permissions during calls. Users will be warned about suspicious actions and furthermore reminded to disable screen sharing after calls. These protections are designed to operate on devices running Android 6 or higher, reinforcing security measures to safeguard personal data against malicious interference.
Android's new protections aim to minimize risks from scammers by offering alerts and blocks against disabling security features, sideloading unvetted apps, and granting risky permissions.
Google's approach involves in-call protections that target suspicious interactions, ensuring users are warned before taking actions that could compromise their device security.
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