A striking statistic underlines the stakes: users who sideload apps are 80% more likely to have malware on their devices than ...

Google now says that 'experienced users' will still be able to sideload Android apps, but it's not entirely clear what the ...

Google is backtracking on its decision to kill off sideloading, as it will develop a new flow for advanced users.

Google will soon require Android apps distributed outside of the Play Store to be registered by verified developers, but the ...

Google is revising its forthcoming Android developer verification program following criticism that the original plan would ...

Now Google has announced that, in response to feedback, the company will continue to allow developers and “power users who have a higher risk tolerance” to continue sideloading apps from unverified ...

Put the pitchforks down, Google isn't entirely getting rid of sideloading. Google is going to ease the Android verification ...

Google says that it’s softening its plan to require every Android developer — even outside of the Play Store — to verify ...

In August, Google announced that it will implement a new safety feature that would require developers to verify their ...

You can depend on either to have your back when it comes to critical privacy, but one has a significant edge in streaming.

Global cyber roundup: new AI bug bounties, malware threats, GDPR backlash, Cisco zero-days, data leaks, and rising attacks on ...