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OVER 70 Apps Banned from PlayStore by Google

OVER 70 Apps have been Banned from PlayStore by Google since April!
This requires Android users to be more careful when downloading apps.

If you use any of the following 24 recently banned apps, please uninstall them and change your passwords:
  1. Super Wallpapers Flashlight
  2. Padenatef
  3. Wallpaper Level
  4. Contour Level wallpaper
  5. iPlayer & iWallpaper
  6. Video Maker
  7. Color Wallpapers
  8. Pedometer
  9. Powerful Flashlight
  10. Super Bright Flashlight
  11. Super Flashlight
  12. Solitare Game
  13. Accurate scanning of QR code
  14. Classic card game
  15. Junk file cleaning
  16. Synthetic Z
  17. File Manager
  18. Composite Z
  19. Screenshot Capture
  20. Daily Horoscope Wallpapers
  21. Wuxia Reader
  22. Plus Weather
  23. Anime Live Wallpaper
  24. Health Step Counter
The apps can infiltrate your devices. Many others can do so too. Install only apps that you trust and be more security conscious. Most of these apps when installed, the hidden codes which goes with it are able to give hackers access to steal your personal information or grant them access to display unsolicited adverts.

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