The Google chairman danced around a straight answer explaining Android has more than a billion users, is a platform that will be around for a while, and therefore goes through rigorous real-world security testing.
Schmidt then offered up another complaint he often hears — that the platform is fragmented — and then he shot that down. “With Android we have an agreement for vendors that you keep the Android stores compatible and that is a great breakthrough for Android,” he said.
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