The AV-Comparatives Android Test Report pays particular attention to ‘security apps’ that don’t actually offer appreciable or even any security.
[Also flagged on Mac Virus]
Posted by: David Harley | March 31, 2018
AV-Comparatives, Android test, and (in)security apps
Posted in AV-Comparatives | Tags: Android, security apps
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