While modern tooling for Android and iOS enable memory leak detection using local builds, this is not enough to guarantee an app shows correct memory behavior in production, where it runs on a wide ra ...

Android only gives the Linux Terminal app a measly 4GB of RAM, which might not be enough memory for some workloads. Here's a possible fix.

Reports of the Android 5.1 issue follow complaints in November, again by Nexus owners, of a similar memory leak caused by the Android 5.0.1 update, which was released for all Nexus devices except ...

Memory safety vulnerabilities in Android have been more than halved – a milestone that coincides with Google's switch from C and C++ to the memory-safe programming language, Rust.

Signed, Paranoid Android. Dear Paranoid, Unfortunately, Android phones (and most others) don't yet ship with built-in, system-level encryption for data stored to the memory card.

The percentage of Android vulnerabilities caused by memory safety issues has dropped from 76% in 2019 to only 24% in 2024, representing a massive decrease of over 68% in five years.