If you use an Android phone, a silent threat may have been sitting inside your device for months. Not a virus you downloaded. Not a suspicious app you installed. But a hidden vulnerability deep inside the system itself. In a rare move, Google has released its largest Android security update in nearly eight years, patching 129 vulnerabilities that could allow hackers to steal data, spy on users, or even take control of devices. One of these flaws was already being exploited in the wild. The message from security experts is clear Updating your phone is no longer optional. It is essential.
