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Old 06-28-2011, 11:48 AM
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In the end, Symantec is less critical of iOS security than it is of Android. But the firm also lauds both as improvements over the PC model, and as long as users exercise due diligence about what goes on their device, where it comes from and what it can have access to, there should be little cause for concern on either iOS or Android smartphones and tablets.
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And whatever Symantec says, check, check and check again!
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