Your Android phone is not secure

[RedDiamond]

This is quite scary: "Researchers have found a vulnerability in Android devices that allows hackers to access a device remotely without
the owner ever knowing it was compromised. The flaw affects roughly 95 percent of Android devices running operating system version
2.2 to 5.1"

http://venturebeat.com/2015/07/27/researchers-find-vulnerability-that-affects-95-of-android-devices/

[LiteCoinGuy]

Your Apple phone is not secure too.

[xmaxbit]

As of now the English of op is "note" correct. I know that android phones are not secure unless you take some safety measures. Never install any app if it is not authorized from google play store or it has not huge popularity. After reading the article I can say one thing and it is the fact that google will always try to protect android users and they have already published patches for android phones.

[RedDiamond]

Google will provide fixes to this Stagefright hole to latest Nexus devices starting next week. It is also already patched in CyanogenMod  CM12.0 and 12.1 nightlies and in SilentCircle’s Blackphone.

For other Android phones you can follow these CVE's:

CVE-2015-1538
CVE-2015-1539
CVE-2015-3824
CVE-2015-3826
CVE-2015-3827
CVE-2015-3828
CVE-2015-3829

[bitbunnny]

Androids are te most vulnerable for all kinds of malware. It's a risk, but iPhones are not completely secure either.

[Biitcoin]

Everything is hackable , dosen't matter if it's encrypted or decrypted data . Everything is hackable sooner or later . btw , same goes for your iOS & Windows phone . (without mentinoning PC operating systems)

[sandykho47bt]

Even android & apple phone is secure, i'm sure both of them still send their user data to government

[Biitcoin]

Even android & apple phone is secure, i'm sure both of them still send their user data to government

Logically , same goes for Google , Facebook ,Twitter , and every other social media . It's just bullshit how they are afraid of the goverment or more afraid they shutdown their business .