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According to reports, a new Android malware has been found that was present on the Google Play Store as an app, and allegedly spreads via WhatsApp conversations. 

Reports: new Android malware app FlixOnline spread via WhatsApp messages

According to reports, a new Android malware has been found that was present on the Google Play Store as an app, and allegedly spreads via WhatsApp conversations.

According to reports, a new Android malware has been found that was present on the Google Play Store as an app, and allegedly spreads via WhatsApp conversations. The FlixOnline app allegedly claimed to offer users access to global Netflix content, but was designed to monitor WhatsApp notifications, and send automatic replies to incoming messages with further malware. Reports say that while the app was pulled from the Play Store immediately after Google was notified, it had by then already been downloaded hundreds of times.

According to market intelligence firm App Annie, smartphone users spent a record $32 billion on apps in the first quarter of 2021.

App Annie: users spent a record $32 billion on mobile apps and games in Q1 2021

According to market intelligence firm App Annie, smartphone users spent a record $32 billion on apps in the first quarter of 2021. The report says that users spent around $9 billion more on mobile games and apps in Q1 2021 as compared to Q1 2020, with growth on both Android and iOS up by 40% year-over-year. Moreover, app downloads saw an increase as well, with both platforms registering a combined spike of 10% to 31 billion.

Apple has reportedly removed 39,000 games from the Chinese version of its App Store, in line with a crackdown on unlicensed games by Chinese authorities. 

Apple removes 39,000 unlicensed games from Chinese App Store: reports

Apple has reportedly removed 39,000 games from the Chinese version of its App Store, in line with a crackdown on unlicensed games by Chinese authorities.

Apple has reportedly removed 39,000 games from the Chinese version of its App Store, in line with a crackdown on unlicensed games by Chinese authorities. Reports say Apple removed over 46,000 apps in total from its store on Thursday, with the firm's deadline to game publishers expiring on December 31. Games affected reportedly include Ubisoft's Assassin's Creed Identity and NBA 2K20.

Paytm is back on Play Store, hours after Google removed app

Paytm on Friday evening in a tweet said it's back on Google Play Store, hours after it was pulled down for allegedly violating gambling policies. Earlier on Friday, in a blog post the company said its recently launched &lsquo;Paytm Cricket League&rsquo; was found in violation of the Play Store policies on gambling. The fintech major said &lsquo;Paytm Cricket League&rsquo; allows users to engage in their passion of cricket and get cashback. The game allows users to get player stickers after each transaction, collect them and receive Paytm Cashback. Google, in its own blog post on Friday, said it does not allow apps facilitating sports betting and hence removed the app from Play store. Google had said, these policies are in place to protect users from potential harm, especially since there is often a surge in launches of such apps before major sporting tournaments like the IPL.

Paytm back on Play Store, hours after Google removed app
&lsquo;Paytm Cricket League&rsquo; violated Play Store policies
Allows users to collect player stickers to earn cashback
Google: prohibit gambling apps that promote sports betting

Paytm on Friday evening in a tweet said it's back on Google Play Store, hours after it was pulled down for allegedly violating gambling policies.
Earlier on Friday, in a blog post the company said its recently launched &lsquo;Paytm Cricket League&rsquo; was found in violation of the Play Store policies on gambling. The fintech major said &lsquo;Paytm Cricket League&rsquo; allows users to engage in their passion of cricket and get cashback. The game allows users to get player stickers after each transaction, collect them and receive Paytm Cashback.
Google, in its own blog post on Friday, said it does not allow apps facilitating sports betting and hence removed the app from Play store.

PUBG banned, Akshay Kumar announces multiplayer game FAU-G

PUBG&nbsp;lovers can gear up for a&nbsp;desi&nbsp;action game.&nbsp;Akshay Kumar announces multi-player&nbsp;mobile game 'FAU-G' to support Atmanirbhar Bharat

With popular mobile game&nbsp;PUBG&nbsp;banned in India, gamers now have a desi&nbsp;alternative.
Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar on Friday announced a&nbsp;multiplayer game 'FAU-G' in support of PM Narendra Modi's Atmanirbhar Bharat campaign.
Akshay&nbsp;announced the game on social media, adding that FAU-G stands&nbsp;'Fearless And United &ndash; Guards'
The game is also informative, it will&nbsp;tell players about the sacrifices made by our brave soldiers. Not just that,&nbsp;20% of the net revenue generated from the game will be donated to the Bharat Ke Veer trust.
'FAU-G' is expected to launch at the end of October with its first-level set in the Galwan Valley backdrop.&nbsp;The game will be available on the Google Play Store and the Apple App Store.

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