Take the tour ×  I know I could disable JavaScript in most
Browsers. Is one able to disable it for WebViews also? I mean
every App could specify its own WebView and is able to turn
JavaScript on/off inside their app and they could inject
JavaScript that infects my phone somehow. I'm aware that this
WebView may lose its function or behave in an unexpected way. If
it matters I have a Galaxy Nexus with JellyBean.  share|improve
this question nothing can infect your phone if it's not
root,especially Java Script. –  Mohamed Essam Sep 14 '12 at
19:57 WebView is usually used to display web pages that the app
developer has predefined, if you don't trust the app developer
only giving you trusted web pages, you have a bigger problem,
why do you have that app installed in the first place? The app
is more dangerous than the web view. –  Lie Ryan Sep 16 '12 at
5:23 Also, since Android apps runs in sandbox it has a very good
security, the worst an injected script can do is run amok with
the apps data, and even that is only