MrBlackCrush
https://zentalk.asus.com/en/discussion/comment/204836#Comment_204836
Not saying the safety issues don't exist, just saying the probability you get hacked just because you use android 10 instead of 11 is extremely low, definetly increased battery drain is a bigger issue for users.
Android 10 is still probably more safe than Windows then.
And the apps we use for bank etc.. has multiple security systems -.-
Also, Google steals my personal data everyday so Android 10 is playing a small part here lol
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No, the probability to get hacked is decently high. What isnt the issue here is outdated android, the issue here is the fact that ASUS has stopped updating drivers and security patches in A10 where 2 extremely important vulnurabilties have been discovered:
- CVE-2020-11225
- CVE-2020-11167
These 2 allow the hacker not only to relatively easily access your device, but literally take full control taking everything. Not just some random data miner but literally gaining access to your bank accounts and identity which makes it absolutely worth it. We are not talking about any very situational exploit that the user needs physical access or is almost impossible to implement while being able to maybe read 1 line of SMS text, which usually the case hence you shrug it off as it's no big deal, however these 2 vulnurabilties are relatively easy to do, are remote and give the hacker kernel level access to your phone, meaning they have access to everything.
Rog Android 10 is extremely unsafe.
Security systems mean nothing because the hacker has your literal identity, they have your phone number, fingerpring, faceID and whatnot. They don't need to cirumvent security systems because they simply login as you or simply get an alert when you login yourself to gain access to your account as they will have the access token given to you buy your own bank account. You seem to be under the impression that they just keylog your logins or something, which is grossly underestimating what access you give people by having those exploits in your Phone.
Google taking anonymised data and making it comparible to giving a guy your literal identity and access to literally everything you have, is simply showcasing your utter ignorance on the matter.
