Listen Up More apps found to contain malware that you need to delete

[Topper]

Hopefully warnings to the general public will be taken seriously and they will remove these Android Apps.

ANDROID users are once again being targeted by rogue apps which can install malware and malicious files on their phones. Here's all the dangerous apps you need to be aware of.

Shoot Clean-Junk Cleaner • 10,000+

Super Clean Lite • 50,000+

Super Clean-Phone Booster • 100,000+

Quick Games • 100,000+

Rocket Cleaner • 100,000+

Rocket Cleaner Lite • 10,000+

Speed Clean • 100,000+

LinkWorldVPN • 1,000+

H5 gamebox •1,000+

For the full story and links to previous apps click here

 

[Channel Hopper]

My iPad hates accessing online articles from rags such as the Express, the format crashes the page multiple times before loading, or comes up with 'unable to resolve - permanent error'

VPN Pro have a list of them here

Warning: Using These Apps Could Put You at Risk

New research shows that the top 15 free Android antivirus apps are requesting huge amounts of dangerous permissions they don't need.

vpnpro.com

The research - and discovery - of malicious Apple apps is courtesy of wandera, articles below.

How 18 Malware Apps Snuck Into Apple's App Store

Sing it loud: The App Store's not perfect. Especially when it's up against click fraud code this clever.

www.wired.com

 

[Topper]

My iPad hates accessing online articles from rags such as the Express, the format crashes the page multiple times before loading, or comes up with 'unable to resolve - permanent error'

VPN Pro have a list of them here

Warning: Using These Apps Could Put You at Risk

New research shows that the top 15 free Android antivirus apps are requesting huge amounts of dangerous permissions they don't need.

vpnpro.com

The research - and discovery - of malicious Apple apps is courtesy of wandera, articles below.

How 18 Malware Apps Snuck Into Apple's App Store

Sing it loud: The App Store's not perfect. Especially when it's up against click fraud code this clever.

www.wired.com

Perhaps Apple have secretly installed Apple iPads with Guardian only chips

 

[Channel Hopper]

The 'Dung Aria' is certainly not a broadsheet of choice.

 

[Sleepingwiththefish]

What a surprise!
To be totally honest, I think people that install these useless apps get what they asked for.

Many of those apps probably disclose on their terms that user gives consent to install third party software (so, anything really!) and also to send data without consent after install.

People's infinite stupidity, great business I'd say!