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"PSA: Fake 'Canabalt' clone for iPhone and iPad in iTunes App Store"
Reply to: by Vinnie555
It also does absolutely nothing to suggest that it is. iOS is an operating system just like any other, it’s entire security is based around the fact that bad stuff shouldn’t end up on the device, but if and when it does there is no second line of defence. On Android it’s much easier for bad things to end up on your device ( if you aren’t careful( , but app isolation, and system access are more powerfully controlled. Both systems have their strengths and weaknesses, but it would be disingenuous to simply state one is better than the other.
Reply to: by Vinnie555
It also does absolutely nothing to suggest that it is. iOS is an operating system just like any other, it’s entire security is based around the fact that bad stuff shouldn’t end up on the device, but if and when it does there is no second line of defence. On Android it’s much easier for bad things to end up on your device ( if you aren’t careful( , but app isolation, and system access are more powerfully controlled. Both systems have their strengths and weaknesses, but it would be disingenuous to simply state one is better than the other.