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I been thinking about this for a long time now.
And it is very very true. I know some places that sell these bugged apps and stuff
I haven't downloaded anything illegal for my phone since 2007 lol.
I get by on the bare minimum apps on my HTC Hero, such as Maps/Youtube etc... I've only installed 2 market apps and that's Shazam and a Gameboy emulator. Much like with computer viruses, if you're sensible, they won't get you most of the time.