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Researchers showed how attackers could pull encryption keys, recover the PIN, and access sensitive data from affected devices.
Google has patched 129 Android vulnerabilities, including an actively exploited flaw in a widely used Qualcomm component.
Apple has introduced Limit Precise Location, a new setting that reduces how precisely cellular networks can locate your device, though support is currently limited.
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