Google has announced that its next mobile operating system,Android L will encrypt it data by default.
This measure will make it more difficult to hack data or handed to law enforcement agencies.
On Thursday,Apple said that device running on iOS 8 software would be encrypted by default,even company cannot gain access.
Both firms have offered encryption for sometime,but many users were unaware of its existence or had not enabled it.
Google Spokesmen said,"For over three years,Android has offered encryption,and keys are not stored off the device,so they cannot be shared with law enforcement."
As a part of our next android release encryption will be enabled by default out of the box,so you won't have to think about it.
Both Apple and Google,follow the footstep of somewhat belong to Blackberry,which has encrypted data by default.
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