Google has warned Android users to delete five apps immediately after banning them from the Google Play store to protect users' data.
Security experts at Malwarebytes discovered the dangerous software listed on the Google Play store, which was loaded with malware that directed users to websites where data could be stolen, reported The Mirror. The apps were all released by a developer called the "Mobile apps Group",the Express reports.
The most popular app released by the developer on the Play Store was Bluetooth Auto Connect. The app had released back in October 2020 and was downloaded more than a million times.
