Weekend poll: Should Google notify customers when an extension or app changes hands?
(Android Police)

Last week, Google remotely disabled a pretty popular chrome extension, which was found to contain malware. The lead up to that point was complicated, but the ultimate cause can be tied back to a change in ownership in June 2020. It`s a common refrain at this point: Developers cash out (as they`re allowed to do), but the new unscrupulous owners are only interested in a quick buck. Sometimes these acquisitions come with a tweet or a blog post; in the best cases, the app or extension will even tell you outright that it`s under new ownership. Read More Weekend poll: Should Google notify customers when an extension or app changes hands? was written by the awesome team at Android Police.