Immediately remove these malware apps from your phone
Remove any malware from your phone. (Photo: Security Intelligence).
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October 25, 2022

Immediately remove these malware apps from your phone

Beware of malware. McAffee cybersecurity experts listed 16 applications with malware that have been identified as being available in the Google Play Store, the official Android app store. The malicious apps pretend to be practical mobile tools like flashlights, task managers, calendars, camera apps, or note apps, among others.

Take a look at this list, downloaded by the millions and remove them from your phone immediately.

High-Speed ​​Camera — Over 10m downloads

Smart Task Manager — Over 5m downloads

Flashlight+ — Over 1m downloads

Memo Calendar — Over 1m downloads

K-Dictionary — Over 1m downloads

BusanBus — Over 1m downloads

Flashlight+ — Over 500K downloads

Quick Note — Over 500K downloads

Currency Converter — Over 500K downloads

Joycode — Over 100K downloads

EzDica — Over 100K downloads

Instagram Profile Downloader — Over 100K downloads

Ez Notes — Over 100K downloads

Flash Lite — Over 1K downloads

Calcul — 100+ downloads

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