Google warns over 40% of Android devices...

Google warns over 40% of all Android devices are at high risk of malware addiction

Updating the operating system is often tedious, especially on mobile phones, where an update can get to zero, but the update is still necessary because if not, it can lead users to risk.

According to The Economic Times, Google, the developer of the Android operating system, has announced that up to 40% of Android devices worldwide are highly vulnerable to malware and hacker attacks. The alert is accompanied by the release of Android usage figures in various versions around the world. The details are as follows:

Android 16 has 7.5% of users.

Android 15 has 19.3% of users.

Android 14 has 17.9% of users.

Android 13 has 13.9% of users.

Of all the Android operating systems, Android 16 is the newest version to have the best security protection at present, but it has a very small user pool compared to other versions. While Android 15 with the largest user pool is starting to have slower security updates, Android 14 is starting to not have much security protection, and Android 13, the lowest version to be protected, has a very high user profile compared to the latest version. Android 12 or lower versions are no longer protected.

That figure results in only 58% of Android operating systems worldwide being protected by security, while 40% of all devices, while even if they seem small, even a billion, are under risk of malware or cyber attack because these Android devices are no longer protected by security. Google has notified a group of people who use older devices to upgrade to Android devices that are still protected by security for the long-term safety of their users.

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