Google's Play Integrity API is making it harder for users with rooted phones or custom ROMs to access certain apps. Here's ...

Google's latest changes to the Play Integrity API might also affect Android smartphones that haven't received security updates within the past year.

The upcoming mobile OS expands on the assertive fraud detection we saw at last year's I/O, including device-level Advanced Protection mode and a revamp for Google’s Find My network.

Google says these new security features will help keep scam calls and texts, sketchy apps, and phone thieves at bay. Here's ...

the District Court ordered extensive redesigns to Play that will expose 100-million-plus U.S. users of Android devices to substantial new security risks and force fundamental changes to Google’s ...

The Android operating system, currently installed on billions of devices across the globe, is receiving some significant ...

"The jury's verdict and the court's injunction were clear: Google's anticompetitive Play Store practices ... and falsely using security as a pretext to delay the changes mandated by the court.

Google argues that forcing third-party stores into Google Play ... security risks." The issue centers on the ruling itself. Per its wording, Google has just three weeks to implement the ordered ...

after a jury ruled that Google Play is an illegal monopoly, a judge has now issued a final warning that could force Google to make significant changes. This is a long and complex situation ...

Google’s anticompetitive Play Store practices are illegal. Google is merely fear mongering and falsely using security as a pretext to delay the changes mandated by the court. This is Google’s ...

This small change will hardly be noticed. With Play Protect enabled I started ... Halfway between a standalone security app and part of the Google operating system, Play Protect does most of ...