User Feedback and Service Security in Android Application Platform
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Android OS, Smartphone’s, Malwares, Cloud Services, Applications Security.Abstract
Moreover some technology are benefits to the society whereas some are very hard to accept the drastic change. The best example in all this facts are Android devise which definitely helps to generate various features in coming technological word and helps to fulfil the demand of the clock. But as far as demand is concerned the security features are also became the major part for considering the fact and its mechanism off course became the major part of concerned .This paper will determine how we can make it is feasible to make control the security feature of the any Android devices by making a mechanism by which we can improve its performance and reduce the security related issue.
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