Google is discontinuing the app sharing feature in the Play Store, which enabled users to send and receive apps via Quick Share.

The malware installs with a fake Google Play Store update screen; when a user clicks “Update” or “Continue” the malware then secures access to Accessibility Services and exploits those to overlay apps and even the lock screen, stealing passwords and codes.

Google detailed its recent Play Store and Play Services updates, which sees the retiring of a feature: Share apps. The changelog states users will no longer be able to share apps with friends and family,

Google quietly lowered the number of people who need to test an Android app before it can be released on the Play Store.

First spotted in testing all the way back in August by SwipeInsight, the new feature essentially shows topics that other users on the Play Store are actively searching for — gre

Offline gaming is no longer a compromise; it's a deliberate choice. With Google Play Store offering a vast selection of top-notch offline games, gamers can now

Google Play Protect is a security service provided by Google to ensure the safety of the apps on Android phones. It regularly scans the apps installed on your device and alerts you by identifying potentially dangerous apps.