Google has shared new findings suggesting Android users are better protected against scams compared to iPhone users.

New Google data shows Android users face fewer scam texts than iPhone owners, thanks to deeper AI-powered protection.

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Google has claimed Android users are less likely to be targeted by scammers than those on iPhones, unveiling new data that ...

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A leaked Cellebrite chart shows Pixel phones become far harder to hack once GrapheneOS replaces the standard Android build.

Google is claiming that Android users report getting 58% fewer scam texts than iPhone users, but questions remain about the study's methodology.

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