Android@lemdro.id • 4 months ago

Google will stop paying researchers to find vulnerabilities in popular Android apps

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Android@lemdro.id • 4 months ago

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After 7 years, Google will stop paying researchers to find vulnerabilities in popular Android apps

www.androidpolice.com

Google is shutting down its Google Play Security Reward Program later this month

Summary

Major tech giants like Google pay researchers for finding vulnerabilities in their products.
Google is shutting down the Google Play Security Reward Program on August 31, 2024.
It will review all submitted reports before the program ends, though payouts can take a few weeks.

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