Android Leftovers
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Google explains new Private DNS setting in Android P
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Google enables Android Auto wireless for Pixel, Nexus devices
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Android Auto finally supports wireless, as long as you've got the right phone
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Must read: top 10 Android stories - Android Authority
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Huawei P20, Android security, Chromebooks, Huami Stratos, and Sony Xperia (MobileTechRoundup #429)
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From the Editor's Desk: Security, signal and noise
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Study finds over 3300 Android apps improperly tracking kids
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Android apps prove a goldmine for dodgy password practices
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