1   | Google Remotely Deletes Android Apps from a user's phones. submited by mobile3g in Software |
Google this week removed two applications from its Android Market, and exercised a feature that lets the company remotely delete the apps from a user’s phones.
Google did not reveal the names of these apps, and said only that they were “two free applications built by a security researcher for research purposes.”
Source: http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2365651,00.asp...
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