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Security researchers at Cybernews.com have expressed concerns about various beauty and camera apps. They installed various Android applications and observed which permissions they asked for. The researcher also took a look at the developers of the respective apps.
They were also able to identify developers who had previously been criticized for malware or spying. Apps developed by Meitu, for example, have been classified as malware in the past, while others violated the guidelines of the Google Play Store. Another beauty app opened the camera on its own on the smartphone without asking for authorizations.
In a nutshell, these 30 apps, which have been installed around 1.4 billion times, are questionable. In addition, they have functions that you can also find in trusted apps. For this reason, researchers have criticized them and advised users to uninstall the following apps.
If you have these apps on your phone, you might be at risk because your data might not be safe. To be on the safe side, you should always read the permissions that are requested by apps before installing them on your phone. If an app asks for permissions that you think they don’t need, you can either deny them that permission or refrain from installing that app at all.
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*Advice based on news from cybernews.com
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