While some were step counters, image editors, video editor apps, others were wallpaper apps, flashlight applications, file managers, and mobile games.
Google has reportedly removed 25 applications from its Play Store after French cyber-security firm Evina claimed that they stole Facebook credentials of users. The firm even mentioned that by the time they were taken down, these 25 apps were downloaded some 2.34 million times in total. Also mentioned was that these apps were created by the same group.
And while all of them seemed different in offerings and features, they served the same purpose under the hood. These apps were from different genres, as reported by ZDnet. While some were step counters, image editors, video editor apps, others were wallpaper apps, flashlight applications, file managers, and mobile games.
Here is the list of apps that have now been removed from the Google Play Store:
Super Wallpapers Flashlight
Here is the list of apps that have now been removed from the Google Play Store:
Super Wallpapers Flashlight
Padenatef
Wallpaper Level
Contour level wallpaper
Iplayer & iwallpaper
Video maker
Color Wallpapers
Pedometer
Powerful Flashlight
Super Bright Flashlight
Super Flashlight
Solitaire
Accurate scanning of QR code
Classic card game
Junk file cleaning
Synthetic Z
File Manager
Composite Z
Screenshot capture
Daily Horoscope Wallpapers
Wuxia Reader
Plus Weather