[citation][nom]wildkitten[/nom]You do realize the portion of the article that calls ICS the latest is a quote from Securelist and not from Zak Islam right? Also, if you read the Securelist article, you will see that they are talking about September, a month where hardly any phones had JB, so ICS would have been the latest version of the OS that was truly available to people. I myself just got my ICS update for my phone about 2 weeks ago.[/citation]
You do realize that the "expert" I was referring to was this
" the latest version of Android OS, which is installed on 23.7% of all devices," said Securelist."
right? When I refer to Zak I always call it.
Also, the quote does not mention the availability of JB, just the fact that ICS is the latest version of the OS, along with the "fact" that JB is 4.2 (when in fact it is 4.1 and continues with 4.2). That last mistake, BTW, was Zak's, not Securelist's.
People need to get their facts straight, at least when they post articles on websites for everyone to read. Otherwise they just make fools out of themselves (in this case, mission accomplished for Zak AND Securelist).
Last but not least, my comment was directed at the ignorance of some Apple trolls that were making irrelevant points about the security of Android OS, along with the ignorant users that start installing apps by sideloading without even being aware of the risks of doing so. The reason for that little chip on your shoulder eludes me in the context of my original comment.
If you don't like inaccuracies, take it up with the ones that commit them, not with the one that reports them.