Chrome, Android and downloaded APK

Chrome for Android could soon have your back when you download shady apps
Google Chrome for Android could soon get a handy tool to fight malicious apps you've sideloaded, joining the likes of Play Protect.
Chrome for Android adds new protection against malicious apps
According to MSPowerUser, Chrome for Android will soon include a feature that scans APK files for malware. When this new tool is activated, Chrome automatically scans newly downloaded APK files to ensure their safety. This new tool is currently being tested in Chrome Canary for Android. However, it’s not yet operational.
Google Chrome for Android could soon be able to scan sideloaded APKs
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Google Tests New APK Malware Scanning Feature in Chrome for Android
Google is currently testing a new security feature in Chrome Canary for Android that can scan APK downloads for potential malware, as reported by MSPowerUser. This comes after recent updates to the Play Store that reduced warnings for downloading APK files.
Google Chrome adds real-time AI protection against dangerous content
Google has updated “Enhanced Protection” in Chrome with AI technology to provide real-time protection against malicious websites, downloads, and browser extensions. After three months of testing in Chrome Canary (the nightly version of Chrome with experimental features),
Google Chrome may soon be able to scan your sideloaded APKs
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