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Why are modern, premium Android phones so much less secure than their equivilant iPhones?
So they have slower and inconsistent security updates compared to Apple. Also with Android users can install apps from outside the Play Store, and these are greater security risks. … Of course Google has improved security with features like Google Play Protect but with such a diversity of devices it is way harder to maintain consistent security. …
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