Android would be more secure iOS?

According to Eric Schmidt, one of the leaders of Google, Android is more secure iOS. A statement that the figures rather tend to deny.

Desktop or smartphone, users face the same malware attacks. But while Apple still manages to limit the damage, Microsoft for PCs and Google for smartphones struggle to secure their ecosystem. The problem is, however, growing concern on Android that users are less familiar with the concept of malware even when they develop a sense of insecurity with respect to their smartphone. But Google is reassuring, at the risk of being laughed some.
Eric Schmidt, Executive Chairman of the Board of Directors, would have benefited from a program hosted by the experts Gartner to attack its main competitor on this sensitive topic conference. "[Android] not secure? It is much more than the iPhone! "Replied the lad would an analyst evoking fear shared users of the platform. The answer, collected by our colleagues at ZDNet , have triggered a few laughs in the assembly while Schmidt has not considered it necessary to offer any explanations.
However, the figures speak for themselves. A recent study had shown that 79% of malware had targeted the Google OS while only 0.7% evolved iOS. Despite efforts by the Internet giant, that we do not question, the solution is actually rather in the hands of users. Indeed, most malware introduced via downloaded off the secure grounds of the Play Store, often directly from the Internet applications. One thing that Apple has never do on their mobile OS. We can not be that inviting users not to use this type of content as well as to install one of the many anti-virus software available on the Play Store ...