A bug in WhatsApp for Android lets anyone access your full photo gallery through a video call — no PIN, no fingerprint, no unlock required.
The phone Google markets as the most secure Android just lost the one security feature its most security-conscious OS depends on.
Google's latest Android update drops lock screen PIN attempts from 1,800 to 20 and enables theft protection by default.
Google's Phone app uses encrypted RCS signals to verify callers and warn you when someone is using AI to impersonate a contact.
A bug in Android 16's network stack silently breaks VPN connections after app updates — with no warning to the user. Proton VPN, Mullvad, WireGuard, and TunnelBear have all confirmed the issue. Google was first notified in September 2025 and has yet to ship a fix.
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