Google adds anti-tampering DRM to Android apps in the Play Store

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as declared in SecurityGoogle adds anti-tampering DRM to Android apps in the Play StoreIt's intended to prevent malware, but it might have further implications. Google has made a small change to Play Store apps that could prove a significant help to the safety of your Android phone. The company is now adding a "small amount" of safety metadata to Android APKs to be sure that they were distributed out of the Play Store or an approved channel. As by media services, there's the potential for companies to use DRM to determine how and the time you use their apps. As good as this may be for mobile app security, it's possible that developers going to misuse this to exert more control over how you use their software.

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Moment adds 'pro' shooting features to its iOS and Android camera apps

as mentioned in Moment adds 'pro' shooting features to its iOS and Android camera apps For a small priceMoment has long offered a easy camera app to go along by its custom phone lenses. But now, the company has overhauled that app into something much more capable, allowing you to access full manual options and have more control over your phone's camera. The new "Pro" features are available as a $2 in-app purchase on iOS or as part of the flat $2 price for the app on Android. The app alextremely allows you to shoot RAW and use the shutter button on Moment's phone case. There are a ton of options out there if you need a manual camera app, and this first version of Moment's take on a pro camera app likely won't meet everyone's needs.