The latest findings show that over data backup features, Google now owns password almost all Wi-Fi hotspot worldwide.
You are using an Android device and have its own Wi-Fi transmitter to use? If you own these things and your home Wi-Fi password, Google has to know your password. Michael Horowitz of Computerworld magazine recently published this. We can say Google owns Wi-Fi passwords of most devices broadcast Wi-Fi throughout the world as the Android platform is about 748 million Android smartphones in the market, even when the number of machines tablet, this figure becomes very large.
You are using an Android device and have its own Wi-Fi transmitter to use? If you own these things and your home Wi-Fi password, Google has to know your password. Michael Horowitz of Computerworld magazine recently published this. We can say Google owns Wi-Fi passwords of most devices broadcast Wi-Fi throughout the world as the Android platform is about 748 million Android smartphones in the market, even when the number of machines tablet, this figure becomes very large.
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The strong development of the Google Android has not only earned a huge amount of money but also a number of ... tremendous password. |
Horowitz found this interesting when all Wi-Fi password is stored inside the Android device in the backup machine. The backup will then be sent to Google servers to help users recover data if the computer software trouble. In addition to Wi-Fi password, then contacts, diary and many other information is stored. Overall this is quite good because you can retain your data whether or replacements recover information after a software upgrade.
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| The new version of the Android operating system will notify all passwords stored Wi-Fi version but the previous Android OS will automatically accomplish this store. |
The backup data is then stored again, this time Google can completely peel them off and then get the information they need to research on the use and development of Android OS better.
Horowitz did not intend to blame Google, however, said the desire to please the popular free internet access around the world, it would be funny to share Google's Wi-Fi password to a person who does not own the networking. It would be simple to do, but still effective enormous influence to ... Google's reputation in the future.
Horowitz did not intend to blame Google, however, said the desire to please the popular free internet access around the world, it would be funny to share Google's Wi-Fi password to a person who does not own the networking. It would be simple to do, but still effective enormous influence to ... Google's reputation in the future.
Giờ đây cần gì những khinh khí cầu internet khổng lồ khi mà Google có thể lấy mật khẩu Wi-Fi của người này... cho người khác.
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