Sentences with phrase «already scans every app»

Google already scans apps in the Play Store to make sure they aren't malicious, but now it's going to make that more visible by showing that your phone's apps have recently been scanned when you're in the Store.

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Scanning your email for content cues isn't a new thing for Google, their search app has already been on the lookout for details regarding flight information and hotel reservations.

There are many smartphone apps that read barcodes; you can even scan the barcode right from your computer screen — if the book is already for sale it should show you comparative prices.

Yen Press has already contacted Apple to ask that the app be taken down until all Yen titles are removed, but since the developer claims not to be affiliated with the site the scans are taken from, it's difficult to see how this could be enforced.

Many smartphone owners have already installed free apps on their phones to scan QR codes.

There are actually a number of groups like OpenLabel, GoodGuide and Buycott that are already exploring the world of apps that allow consumers to scan bar codes to find out what's in / behind the labels of the products they buy.

The app is currently in beta, and while more products and companies will be added, many products from Fortune 250 companies can already be scanned and their political spending compared.

While we don't recommend disabling the feature (since it already built in and the «Find My Device» features are useful), we do recommend downloading another antivirus app to supplement malware scanning.

They'll just sit in the background and waste processor cycles to scan all the apps you install, even though Google is already scanning them automatically via Play Services.

Google Chrome for Android now includes the same Google Safe Browsing feature used on Chrome for desktop, so Chrome itself is already scanning incoming traffic and warning you before you access potentially dangerous web pages or download potentially dangerous apps.

To start scanning everything from receipts to recipes, you probably already have everything you need: an Android phone and the Google Drive app.

Google's director of product management at Android, Stephanie Saad Cuthbertson, said during the keynote that Google is already using machine learning to scan over a billion devices daily and more than 50 billion apps every day to prevent the spread of malware.

The app verification portion of this, which I should note has already been in effect for years, routinely scans apps to ensure that they are working and haven't been compromised, while the anti-theft component comes in the form of Google's Find My Device app.

Google Play Protect scans every app you get from the Play Store, and you've probably already installed it.

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Pebble said that its new iOS app will automatically scan your Pebble for watch faces already installed to find SDK 2.0 equivalents.