Windows became a Number 1 Operating System for Watching Porn.. Well done Guys

Windows became the operating system producing the most visitors on Pornhub, with new 2019 statistics, as 75.5% of the watching the Porn video sharing web page comes from devices powered by way of Microsoft’s platform. Apple remains only 16.7% of people watching Adult Videos on this site using a Mac. And Linux drops to 2.1%.



On Mobile Platforms..

On the mobile, iPhone users seem to be watching adult stuff greater than Android, as iOS stands for 52.8% of the mobile traffic on Pornhub. This represents a boom of no much less than 19% in only 365 days for iOS, whilst Android slips 14% to 46.6%.




People watching porn using Internet Explorer?? 

Microsoft is that despite Windows topping the charts while it comes to running structures used for looking porn, no longer the identical issue can be stated about the IE browser on Windows.

Only 10.7% of the visits to pornhub on Pornhub with Microsoft Edge. 

Google Chrome is the Highers leader with 56.2%. 

Funny enough, Internet Explorer is still a top choice with 8.1%. I think they watching porn using IE is that they think IE can't track their usage. And also in an abandoned browser, peoples don't need to watch porn incognito windows. Because web history stored in the abandoned browser and they didn't have to worry about that. 

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Google Play Store Infected Apps

Security company Avast discovered no less than 26 apps on the Google Play Store that included adware forcing ads on compromised systems, using special behavior to make it harder for users to remove the infection.


The apps were based on the Cordova development framework and used various developer names, most likely in an attempt to avoid having all of them removed at once by Google. They were published in a wide variety of categories, like cryptocurrency related, currency converters, weather, and fitness. Many recorded several thousand downloads.

Once downloaded on an Android device and launched for the first time, the apps removed their icons from the home screen, probably to make it more difficult for users to remove them, but also to make it harder to figure out which app was pushing the malicious behavior.


Ads on the lock screen

They started showing ads, even on the home and lock screens, while also collecting information like unique identifier, app package name, and Android OS version. All information was sent to a remote server, and in some instances, Avast says that apps also waited for links from a second remote server, most likely to download additional apps.

“Based on the information the apps send back to the server, we don’t think this information was being used to spy on the user, but rather to confirm the phone’s had the right configuration to send payloads to or to make sure ads could be displayed properly,” Avast says.

Many of the apps that were downloaded following the adware infection have relevant reviews posted by users whose devices were compromised and were forced to install additional payloads. Additionally, there were also 5-star reviews on some occasions, but Avast says these reviews were most likely fake.

Google has already removed all these apps from the Google Play Store, and users who want to uninstall these apps need to do it from the Store since the icon on the home screen was already gone.

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