That's a poor analogy.
It's difficult to get infected with Android malware without directly installing questionable applications on your phone, but it is pretty easy to get into an accident through no fault of your own.
It's difficult to get infected with Android malware without directly installing questionable applications on your phone, but it is pretty easy to get into an accident through no fault of your own.
This is anecdotal, but after about the 10th time reinstalling my parents OS, I finally discovered that the root of all their malware-related problems stemmed from the fact that they were downloading music using Limewire. It hadn't crossed their minds that perhaps this was not a very good idea.
I'm sure they genuinely believed that their computer was repeatedly being infected "through no fault of their own".
I'm looking at you, GrooveShark.