Android users urged to delete 240 apps that can bombard your smartphone with ads

Posted 2020-10-10, The Mirror Headlines

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Experts from the White Ops Satori Threat Intelligence and Research Team have warned about 240 dangerous apps that can bombard your smartphone with fraudulent ads ...... read full story

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