Android works very well abroad, but why is it so slow and has so many rogue apps in China?

As we all know, ever since CCTV exposed the traps in the elderly’s mobile phones on March 15, and the apps for cleaning up mobile phone memory became slower and slower, this matter has continued to ferment, and everyone has discovered that there are actually too many similar software.

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According to media reports, there are more than 3,000 cleaning tool applications used by users in the domestic application market, and more than 300 manufacturers have launched similar software. What's more interesting is that once these software are removed from the shelves due to violations, they will immediately change companies and vests and come back again...

This raises another question. Over the years since its birth, Android has actually proven its openness. It is precisely because of its openness that it has been able to surpass Apple's iOS.

Judging from the feedback from overseas users, there are not so many junk apps in the overseas market, and there is no need to clean them up frequently. The running memory of many foreign models is smaller than that of mobile phones in the Chinese market. What is going on?

In fact, the biggest reason lies in the application market and people’s habit of installing software. Mobile phones in overseas markets basically have Google GMS built-in.

At the same time, the application market that everyone is accustomed to using is Google's Google Play, which is equivalent to Apple's Appstore. The applications on the shelves will be reviewed by Google, so the software on it will not be very bad and can withstand inspection.

In addition, in overseas markets, manufacturers are also accustomed to listing products on Google Play to obtain revenue sharing. Google has a complete revenue sharing mechanism under GMS, which is very complete.

But in the domestic market, because GMS cannot be used, each major mobile phone manufacturer has set up its own application market, and domestic users are also accustomed to installing applications from "unknown sources". Simply put, these are apps downloaded from browsers and third-party application markets. This has resulted in a mixed bag.

It would be fine if you just download the APP from the mobile phone manufacturer's application market. If you also install the one downloaded from the browser, similar cleaning software will come. And just like "Huluwa", once installed, the whole family of software will come, and it will constantly wake up in the background and read user privacy. It would be strange if it doesn't get stuck.