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A new way to run Android on an iPhone

A new way to run Android on an iPhone

Posted on March 5, 2020 By Jarvis

This week the folks at Corellium released Project Sandcastle, a method with which an iPhone can run Android. It’s not especially simple, and it doesn’t really run like a full-fledged Android phone would, but it’s real. The hack comes courtesy of Chris Wade and his associates, who’ve released this bit of software amid a legal row with Apple for their creation of software versions of the iPhone “for security and testing.”
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