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(PhysOrg.com) -- Google removed two free applications from Android phones this week, using a feature that allows them to delete the applications from phones remotely.

Google has not revealed the names of the applications but said they were applications built for research purposes by a security researcher. The researcher voluntarily removed the applications from Android Market, which led Google to decide to use their remote application removal feature to complete the cleanup by removing copies already installed on phones.

Sydney skrifaði:

Glókolla skrifaði:Margir svara en enginn rökstyður svarið. Á hverju byggið þið skoðun ykkar?

Nexus: Google awesomeness, open source stýrikerfi.
iPhone: Apple faggotry, allt lokað og apps ritstýrt af fasístum.

himminn skrifaði:Google er skynet irl

kubbur skrifaði:þeir fjarlægðu þessi apps því þau voru security risks og stóðu ekki undir nafni, ef þú ætlar að rakka niður google, then do your research first

http://www.webpronews.com/topnews/2010/ ... oid-market

frétt sem kubbur póstaði skrifaði:but they were not designed to be used maliciously, and did not have permission to access private data — or system resources beyond permission.

but developers must also go through billing background checks to confirm their real identities, and we will disable any apps that are found to be malicious."

kubbur skrifaði:

but developers must also go through billing background checks to confirm their real identities, and we will disable any apps that are found to be malicious."

kubbur skrifaði:þeir fjarlægðu þessi apps því þau voru security risks og stóðu ekki undir nafni, ef þú ætlar að rakka niður google, then do your research first

http://www.webpronews.com/topnews/2010/ ... oid-market