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iPhone Users Exposed as "Clicking Into Traps More Often" While Android Owners Show Stronger Cybersecurity Habits in Global Study - Rude Baguette
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iPhone Users Exposed as "Clicking Into Traps More Often" While Android Owners Show Stronger Cybersecurity Habits in Global Study - Rude Baguette
IN A NUTSHELL 📊 A study by Malwarebytes reveals that iPhone users are more prone to online scams than Android users. 🔒 Only 21% of iPhone owners install mobile security software, compared to 29% of Android users. 💡 The perception of iPhone security leads to complacency, with 55% believing no extra measures are needed. 📉
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