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Smartphone Mid-Life Crisis: When Your Device Accuses Google of Scandalous Behavior
In the latest tech soap opera, Huawei, Honor and Vivo smartphones are crying wolf, accusing the Google app of being TrojanSMS-PA malware. Are these Android Malware False Positives or is there a Trojan in our midst? Google denies any wrongdoing, but the devices aren’t backing down. Buckle up, it’s “he said, she said” in gadget-land.
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It seems like our smartphones are having a mid-life crisis. Huawei, Honor, and Vivo devices are falsely accusing the innocent Google app of being a scandalous TrojanSMS-PA malware. But hey, who among us hasn't overreacted once or twice? The devices are urging users to dump the app pronto, but we reckon that's a little rash. Google, the accused party, assures us there's no mischief in its app. A classic case of "he said, she said" in gadget-land it seems.Already a member? Log in here