Google warns Android users about Arsink, a stealthy malware disguised as “mod” apps like WhatsApp, Instagram, and YouTube.

New Android malware can spy on calls, SMS, and personal data as users are warned to avoid sideloading apps and strengthen device defenses.

Alert for Android Users: The Threat of Arsink Malware Attention Android users: a serious warning has been issued regarding a ...

If you use an Android phone, be careful. Google has issued an alert regarding a dangerous virus (malware) called "Arsink." ...

Installing betting apps on Android is safe when you treat it like a process, not a click. The phone is your betting terminal. If you secure the terminal, the rest of the game becomes about decisions, ...

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A brief guide on getting the official GTA Vice City APK + OBB download links for Android (Image via Rockstar Games) Despite being released years ago, GTA Vice City APK remains one of the most popular ...

Google is cracking down on sideloading. Users will only be able to install apps from verified developers without a number of ...

The panic around "refurbished = infected" is mostly theater. When you choose quality refurbished devices from certified sellers, the malware threat is identical to buying new—assuming you follow the ...

Emulating Android on a computer has never been easier, and with the increasing popularity of Android apps, it’s not surprising that many people are looking for the best Android emulators for games, ...

Google has officially released the Android Auto 16.1 stable update for production users. While the company rarely provides detailed changelogs for its in-car software, this version comes on the heels ...