I side on Google on this one.
Want the profits? Then use them to actually make a safe product.
Want the profits? Then use them to actually make a safe product.
Epic patched it on August 17th, Google waited 7 more days (as it is their usual practice) and then they went public.
Issue tracker makes more sense than the article IMO: https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/112630336
I guess that usually seven days is more than enough for everyone to update to the latest version available on the Play store, however downloading a giant .apk file within seven days is an inconvenience for most users, which is why Epic requested 90.
My logic : Want security, stop recording peoples data. ( The most secure way to store data is not store data in the first place)
Would that be fair to google and the consumers of google.
And I would bet that I would be booked under some "Hacking" related law for doing that.