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New Delhi’20 Dec (PMI) Android Ban: The use of Android phones has been banned for priests in Ram Mandir. Let’s try to understand what is the problem with Android phones that whenever it comes to banning, Android is banned first, while iPhone gets exemption in this.
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New priests have been put on duty in Ram Mandir Ayodhya. Many tough rules have also been made for the priests. In this sequence, the use of Android phones in Ram Mandir for priests has also been banned, although it is not yet clear whether iPhone is banned or not. There is a preparation to implement a dress code for priests soon. By the way, iPhone is generally considered safer than Android. Let’s try to understand what is the problem with Android phones that whenever it comes to banning, Android is banned first, while iPhone gets exemption in this.
Android vs iOS: Software Updates
iPhone: Apple provides regular and long-term updates for all its devices. This ensures that even older iPhones can use the latest security features and the phone remains secure.
Android: Updates in Android depend on the manufacturer (eg Samsung, OnePlus, Xiaomi). Many times older phones do not get updates, which increases the security risk.
Android vs iOS: Data Encryption and Privacy
iPhone: iPhone encrypts data by default. Apple has prioritized privacy and has introduced several features to limit tracking, such as App Tracking Transparency.
Android: Android also offers data encryption, but this feature depends on the phone manufacturer and Android version. Questions often arise about privacy due to Google’s data collection.
Android vs iOS: Security of apps and store
iPhone: There is strict moderation by Apple on the App Store. Suspicious apps are quickly removed.
Android: The number of apps on Google Play Store is high, but sometimes there are reports of the presence of fake or harmful apps.
Android vs iOS: Risk of malware and cyber attack
iPhone (iOS): There is less risk of malware in iOS because it is a closed system.
Android: Being an open-source system, Android devices are more vulnerable to cyber attack and malware.(PMI)
