By Ionut Arghire on November 16, 2018 Google is analyzing all the apps that it can find across the Internet in an effort to keep Android users protected from Potentially Harmful Applications (PHAs).
One week after launching the Android Ecosystem Security Transparency Report, Google decided to explain how it leverages machine learning techniques for detecting PHAs.
Google Play Protect (GPP), the security services that help keep devices with Google Play clean, analyzes more than half a million apps each day, and looks everywhere it can for those apps, the Internet search giant said.
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Google Scours the Internet for Dirty Android Apps
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