Alphonso a les oreilles qui traînent

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The start-up Alphonso collects viewing data for advertisers through mobile gaming apps that can track users on the devices’ microphones, even when the apps aren’t in use.

Some smartphone games are listening to what your mic picks up — but not to hear what you say. Instead, they’re trying to hear what you’re watching.
This is something smartphone apps have been doing...

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A serious vulnerability (CVE-2017-13156) in Android allows attackers to modify the code in applications without affecting their signatures. The root of the problem is that a file can be a valid APK file and a valid DEX file at the same time. We have named it the Janus vulnerability, after the Roman god of duality.

Quartz a révélé que Google suivait l'emplacement d'un utilisateur d'Android à travers les connexions aux antennes téléphoniques. Mais selon le géant de la recherche, cette fonction améliore la vitesse et la performance de la livraison des messages.

La domination d'Android et d'iOS sur le marché des smartphones est incontestable. Android pèse ainsi 87,8% des terminaux livrés au 3e trimestre ou 327,67 millions d'unités. En raison d'une baisse des ventes d'iPhone, Apple a perdu du terrain sur la période avec 43 millions de smarphones écoulés et une PDM de 11,5% contre 13% un an plus tôt. Aucune autre plateforme mobile ne dépasse plus un point de part de marché.

Les défis de la croissance rapide et de la mise à jour d'Android ont abouti à ce qu’un peu plus d'un milliard de terminaux fonctionnent aujourd’hui avec un OS obsolète depuis plus de deux ans.

AdAway is an open source ad blocker for Android using the hosts file.

Preferences Manager is an Open Source application that allows you to seamlessly edit application's preferences.

This application requires a rooted phone! Without root access, it can't do anything.

GPS, sensor and network status

Android phones are tracking your location even if you actively turn off location services, haven't used any apps, and haven't even inserted a carrier SIM card.

When MicroG stopped working for you, Signal complained because it thought that you were still a GCM user. You can reset that by following these steps to re-register:

Tap on the Menu.
Choose Settings.
Choose Advanced.
Tap 'Signal' to slide the indicator (from blue to off).
Choose 'OK' in the 'Disable Signal Messages' pop up.
Tap 'Signal' a second time to re-register.
Enter or Edit your phone number.
Tap Register.
Complete the registration process.
Send messages on Signal.

If your device does not include Google Play Services (or microG or OpenGApps) when you re-register, the app will fall back to using WebSockets to keep a connection open to the Signal server. New information that's queued on the Signal server (such as encrypted messages or tokens that are used to set up calls) will automatically be pushed to your phone as soon as it arrives on the server. The app just needs to check at an interval to make sure that the connection hasn't died.

If you're using an Android phone that includes Google Play Services (or microG or OpenGApps), your phone will have an open GCM connection. Signal will automatically detect this when you register (or re-register) and use that existing connection in order to preserve battery life. It's worth noting here that any information that's pushed through GCM will be visible to Google. That's why Signal is designed so that no information is ever transmitted through GCM. If there's new information queued on the Signal server and your app isn't connected to the service, an empty notification is pushed to your device through GCM. The notification wakes up the app, it automatically recognizes the empty notification as meaning that it needs to connect to the Signal server, and then it fetches the queued information through a separate encrypted channel. This way, Google does not have access to metadata about who Signal users communicate with. (Other apps that use GCM may or may not have implemented this workaround.)

Moxie Marlinspike has said that both the Play Store build and the website build are reproducible, so I assume that means they are both compiled from the same branch on GitHub. In other words, it should be one and the same APK whichever way you choose to install it. Here's a blog post explaining how you can verify that.