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Originally Posted by vanion2
As to why Google hasn't tried integrating Avast into their Android systems? I think it is more profitable for Google to let Avast do their thing and take in a percentage of their sales because they do offer a premium version of the Avast app for $15 a year that allows you to do even more. As usual, money will take precedence.
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The premium version...it is bought via in-app purchase?
But, IF Google was that way, then why is it going thru all the trouble of doing native encryption with Lollipop and also having Activation Lock-like features?
And IF Avast is so effective (it might be), then why are the corporations not requiring it on Android devices?
Google is doing native encryption because it wants the HUGE pie in the sky...businesses and corporations. Presently, Apple dominates this due to native security features and encryption. The only way Google can compete is doing the same.
My fear is that Avast is still software. But again, this is way out of my league because I do not have much experience with Avast.
