Google has announced it is building a new way for 'experienced users' to install Android apps that haven't been verified.

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

According to Google, online scam and malware campaigns are getting more aggressive, and there’s real harm being done in spite of the platform’s sideloading scare screens. Google says it’s common for ...

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 ...

November's Patch Tuesday updates fix 63 flaws in total but two of them are critical vulnerabilities that require your ...

Antivirus software, the first versions of which appeared in the 1970s, has evolved. Traditional antivirus tools were built to ...

Promises some easing of rules that knobble indie devs, eventually Google has decided to loosen some of its recently ...

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

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

Google is working on a new advanced flow that will let Android power users install apps from unverified developers while ...

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