50 apps that were removed from the Google Play Store due to Safety Measure

 Google has always been very vigilant when it comes to the safety and security of its users. In order to ensure that all the apps on the Google Play Store are safe for users, Google has a strict set of policies and guidelines that developers have to follow. According to the report, the vast majority of these applications were found to be infected with Joker malware.

Joker malware is a type of malicious software that allows attackers to secretly bill users for unwanted premium services. This type of malware has been a major problem for Android users in recent years, as it can be very difficult to detect and remove.

However, there have been times when some apps have slipped through the cracks and have been removed from the store after they were found to be violating these policies.

Here are 50 such apps that were removed from the Google Play Store due to safety concerns:

1. Simple Note Scanner
2. Universal PDF Scanner
3. Private Messenger
4. Premium SMS
5. Smart Messages
6. Text Emoji SMS
7. Blood Pressure Checker
8. Funny Keyboard
9. Memory Silent Camera
10. Custom Themed Keyboard
11. Light Messages
12. Themes Photo Keyboard
13. Send SMS
14. Themes Chat Messenger
15. Instant Messenger
16. Cool Keyboard
17. Fonts Emoji Keyboard
18. Mini PDF Scanner
19. Smart SMS Messages
20. Creative Emoji Keyboard
21. Fancy SMS
22. Fonts Emoji Keyboard
23. Personal Message
24. Funny Emoji Message
25. Magic Photo Editor
26. Professional Messages
27. All Photo Translator
28. Chat SMS
29. Smile Emoji
30. Wow Translator
31. All Language Translate
32. Cool Messages
33. Blood Pressure Diary
34. Chat Text SMS
35. Hi Text SMS
36. Emoji Theme Keyboard
37. iMessager
38. Text SMS
39. Camera Translator
40. Come Messages
41. Painting Photo Editor
42. Rich Theme Message
43. Quick Talk Message
44. Advanced SMS
45. Professional Messenger
46. Classic Game Messenger
47. Style Message
48. Private Game Messages
49. Timestamp Camera
50. Social Message

These apps are potentially harmful to users and have been removed from the Google Play Store for violating the policies. It is strongly recommended that you do not install or use these apps.

If you have already installed any of these apps, we recommend that you uninstall them immediately and change any passwords or personal information that you may have provided to them.

How To Protect Yourself From these potentially harmful mobile apps?

There are a few things you can do to protect yourself from potentially harmful mobile apps:

• Only download apps from trusted sources, such as the Google Play Store and always look for reviews and ratings.
• Be wary of giving app permissions to access sensitive data on your device, such as your contacts, photos, or location.
• Install a mobile security app that can help you scan for and remove malware from your device.
• Keep your Android operating system up to date, as Google regularly releases security patches that can help protect against threats like Joker malware.

If you think you may have installed a potentially harmful app, contact your carrier or manufacturer for help.

With over two billion active Android devices in the world, it’s important to be aware of the potential risks of downloading apps from untrustworthy sources. By taking a few simple precautions, you can help protect yourself and your device from potentially harmful mobile apps.