Michal Ždanský According to warning circular, released by the US Department of Justice and the Department of Homeland Security, iOS is the target of only 0,7% of all mobile malware. The worst hit was Android, which is targeted by 79% of all security threats. The second biggest target of mobile malware is now the dying Symbian with 19 percent. iOS was followed by Windows Mobile together with BlackBerry OS with 0,3%.
The data on which the circular is based comes from last year and concerned mainly the police, fire and security forces. The document also provides some advice on how to avoid malware, such as avoiding pirated apps.
This is logical. That pie would be the same with the sales of devices with individual systems.
Bullshit, are you saying that there are about 7900% more Android devices than iOS devices? :D Probably not... From this pie chart, it appears that Android simply has worse security.. And by a lot.
Did you mean these percentages? Ah... then yes :-D
You can't count like that, come to your senses, people. Such a table sucks. How many devices are there with iOS, huh? And how much with Android? However, there are only a billion models of the embarrassing Galaxy, then another billion models of other Samsungs, and this is not the only manufacturer. So you have to take that number with an overview or divide both by the number of devices and then you will see what two numbers you get. This will be incredibly higher for iOS. And you know what else I'm not talking about? An incredibly large percentage of Android phones are used by those people only for phone calls, so it's actually a dead smartphone, those people don't even know what Wi-Fi is in their phone and some apps. So get rid of those too. Those two things and you get a sad number of Android devices. Just think logically ;)