# how could greater control be established regarding the "spam" or malicious apps that are developed and published for the Android Play Store?

As I mentioned before, the topic of diversity and versatility that Android provides in the development and use of applications is very extensive, but often this same virtue can be a double-edged sword. Taking the above as a basis, my question arises, all in order to provide a greater sense of security and comfort to the users who consume the applications that are developed and published for this platform.

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- Posted at: about 5 years ago
- Author title: Desarrollador Software de Escritorio
- Net upvotes: 1


## Comments
### Comment 1

Up to the present, the Play Store security system implements a firewall that detects security updates for applications that are no longer compatible, but it would be good to use an application like Samsung's KNOX that could allow the use of safe applications even when they are not compatible with the version.

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- Posted at: about 5 years ago
- Author title: Coordinador en Claro!




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