Google finally wants to fix the Android network Bug

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This is an Android networking vulnerability that was exposed as early as April 2010. It has little impact on ordinary users, but it is open to large users. For enterprises or educational institutions in the Internet, this problem is still very troublesome.

In a nutshell, in some Wi-Fi network environments, if you don't use a full domain name, this vulnerability in Android will prevent the resolution of hostnames. After two years and six months, Google finally said that it would fix this vulnerability.

Today, a Google technician said in an official forum that the next major version of Android will solve this problem. Although "Sorry for spending such a long time", he still can't disclose when this version will be released. The only certainty is that the next version of Android 4.2 will solve this networking bug.