Android P Will Block Background Apps from Accessing Your Camera and Microphone
We still don't have much solid information about the next release of Android. But, Did you know that Installing a single malicious app unknowingly could allow remote attackers to covertly record audio, video, and taking photos in the background? The possibility that a malicious app could have access to a device's camera without the user's knowledge is certainly concerning. That's why, on most laptops, there's usually a little light next to the webcam that turns on whenever it's in use. On phones and tablets, however, there's no such physical indicator, so it can sometimes be hard to know that a device's camera is actively being used. Alright, Dont worry about that. Because, In a boost to user privacy, the next version of Google's mobile operating system, Android P, will apparently block apps idling in the background from accessing your smartphone's camera and microphone. According to the Android Open Source Project (AOSP) com