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Google denied-based phone Android operating system already en route "malware" to send e-mail (electronic mail/email) spam.

Google was delivered following the rebuttal findings Microsoft technicians, Terry Zink, who claimed to have found evidence that the Android phone has been a botnet, which automatically can send unsolicited email by someone (spam).

In a statement, Google said there was no evidence to support the claim that Microsoft technicians.

From Google searches, email spam originated computer instead of Android, but spammers sending it with formats such as sent from Android smartphones.

"The analysts we mention, spammers use computers are susceptible to (viruses) and equipped with a fake signature to avoid antispam system mechanism in an e-mail," said Google spokesman was quoted as saying the BBC.

Earlier, in blog, Zink explains, malware that infiltrate in an application. At the top there is a caption that all e-mail messages sent from a Yahoo account, while at the bottom that reads: there the signature "Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android".

Zink writes, spam "autographed" Android was sent through Yahoo! Mail with internet protocol location in Middle Eastern countries, Latin America, and Asia, including Indonesia.

In this manner, says Google, email, spam will have a better chance to get past spam filters and ensuring that messages reach your mailbox (inbox) users. If the spam is originating from a botnet in Android phones, it will be the first-ever.

Responding to this, Zink rebuttal Google update content blog mentions that he agrees with Android phones yet proven involved in delivery of email spam.

He added, "very likely" spammers have falsified email format to make it look like comes from smartphones.