Free Windows Phone for Android users with malware
The 22 apps that Google recently removed, indicate that the security of the Android Market is not optimal. Microsoft replies to these issues with a creative marketing campaign.
The five most pathetic stories of an Android user who has been affected by malware, are rewarded with Windows Phone by Ben Rudolph of Microsoft. He makes no comments op the type you’ll get The open model of the Android Market makes it vulnerable to malware. Unlike Microsoft and Apple, apps are not checked by Google before they are released.
That @BenThePCGuy...always causing trouble.Now he's giving away free Windows Phones to people with #droidrage. See his feed for details.
— Microsoft (@Microsoft) december 12, 2011Only when reports of alleged malware are coming in, Google takes action. Microsoft tests Windows Phone apps before making it available for downloading to users. This prevents problems, but makes the OS less accessible to developers.
