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Google Blog: Android's theft protection features keep your device and data safe
Android’s theft protection features keep your device and data safe.
Android rolls out theft protection features to safeguard your data before, during and after a theft incident.
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andrea
I agree, but iPhones have gotten ridiculously expensive.
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andrea
Has Android improved its security compared to iOS? I am looking to buy an Android to replace my old iPhone.
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AstonJ
Personally I prefer on-device tools rather than having to send so much to the cloud. Apple is not perfect but I prefer iPhones, particularly from a privacy perspective
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