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  What's an 'Uncertified' Android Device?

  

  lifehacker.com

  Google will start disabling Google Messages from working on “uncertified” Android devices starting March 31. This change shouldn’t affect most of you, but it does beg the question: What exactly is an “uncertified” Android device, and how do you make sure you’re not using one?Read more...

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  7 things you should know when buying a used Android to ensure you get the best deal

  

  businessinsider.com

  Summary List PlacementThere was a time when many people upgraded their phones more or less annually...

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  Use Google Advanced Protection to Protect Your Family Members From Android Malware

  

  lifehacker.com

  The Google Play Store unwittingly hosts malicious apps, and it seems like a new batch is...

  The Google Play Store unwittingly hosts malicious apps, and it seems like a new batch is discovered every other week. You should be OK as long as you follow basic data security protocols, use a reliable anti-malware service, and are vigilant about removing dangerous apps whenever they’re spotted. But here’s the thing:…Read more...

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  Google kneecapped Amazon’s smart TV efforts

  

  protocol.com

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