Android facing malware threats is a growing concern.
Android facing malware threats is a growing concern.
I really don't understand how viruses spread on devices. Just install apps from reliable places and that's enough. I've been using Android since around 2012 and haven't encountered any malware, even though I download programs from questionable sources. If you can't manage your operating system well, that's not the fault of anyone else. You're responsible for your own device. It's not the manufacturer's or developer's doing. They provided a functional OS, and you just infected it yourself. Don't act like a beginner—just get back to using your phone properly.
Who caused the trouble? You look like you're really upset about someone, and now you're just venting without clear reason. Android tends to be more vulnerable to viruses than iOS, and it's understandable to voice concerns. While most users won't face such threats, those who aren't cautious should have proper protections in place. This is similar to arguing about seatbelts while driving safely—what about the apps nearby that could be at risk?
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