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Over 90 malicious Android apps with 5.5M installs found on Google Play
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this post was submitted on 29 May 2024
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I feel safer with apps on F-droid.
"F-droid is untrusted and unknown source" - Google
When i see that google ads saying "the problem with malicious website..." bro you're literally malicious website
Ever try Obtanium. Pulls directly from source / signed by developers keys.
Ahh that's what it is called. I remember hearing about that it but forgetting the name.