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Best Android apps in 2025

There are plenty of apps in the Google Play store, but we tracked down the best Android apps that deserve a place on your smartphone.

Tom’s Guide

‘Traumatising’: how rogue digital loan apps in Kenya intimidate borrowers

Kenyans unable to access bank loans are being harassed and ‘debt-shamed’ by unlicensed online lenders if they default

The Guardian - UK

Meta Warns of Password Stealing Phone Apps

Meta warned a million Facebook users Friday that they have been "exposed" to seemingly innocuous smartphone applications designed to steal passwords to the social network. So far this year, Meta has identified more than 400 "malicious" apps tailored for smartphones powered by Apple or Android software and available at the…

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Android Auto FAQ: Everything you need to know

This is everything you need to know about Android Auto, and how it connects your phone and car together.

Tom’s Guide

How to watch the Harry Potter movies in order, to celebrate Michael Gambon’s Dumbledore

What better way of saying goodbye to the world’s favourite headmaster (for a second time...) than watching Gambon do his thing on screen?

Evening Standard

The same app can pose a bigger security and privacy threat depending on the country where you download it, study finds

Google and Apple have removed hundreds of apps from their app stores at the request of governments around the world, creating regional disparities in access to mobile apps at a time when many economies are becoming increasingly dependent on them.

The Conversation

Samsung, Huawei and Google phone users urged to delete popular apps in malware scare

Samsung, Huawei, and Google phone users have been issued a desperate warning and told to delete a number of popular apps that could contain malicious software

Daily Mirror

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Android users warned to delete almost 200 Google apps that could steal money

Hackers have reportedly infected more than 190 Android apps since 2020 with a bug named 'Harly'.

Daily Record

Android users warned to delete popular Google Play Store apps as bug could steal your money

It is because some could contain invasive malware meaning unwitting users could be signed up to expensive subscription plans

Wales Online

Samsung, Huawei and Google phone users urged to delete popular apps which may contain malware

Smartphone users and tablet owners are being warned against downloading certain apps from the Google Play Store, which may contain dangerous information-stealing software

Chronicle Live

Citizen-centric cybersecurity is need of the hour

As civil society is encouraged to embrace digital technology, they are at greater risk of disruptions by various cybersecurity incidents

The Hindu

Delhi High Court seeks stand of Google on lawsuit by Winzo Games

The Delhi High Court Thursday sought the stand of Google on a lawsuit by an online gaming app against the search engine giant's policy to allow only daily fantasy sports (DFS) and rummy games applications on its app store 'Google Play' while excluding all other games involving real money. Read…

Dynamite News

Google plans pilot programme on ‘gambling’ apps

Gaming industry says it’s ‘discriminatory’ and ‘misuse of dominance’ as just two game formats included in the pilot

The Hindu

Warning to Android phone users who download apps

Apps on the Google Play store have been affected and users personal details could be at risk

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The Independent UK

Parler app used by US Capitol riots insurrectionists to band together back on Google Play Store

Parler has agreed to abide by Play Store rules, according to Google

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Google Allows Parler App Back into Play Store

Google allowed social media network Parler back into its Play Store Friday, more than a year after banning the platform popular with conservatives in the wake of the insurrection at the US Capitol. Google pulled the Parler app from its online marketplace just days after the deadly attack on the…

The Independent UK

Devin Nunes begs Google to approve Trump’s social media platform for Android devices

Truth Social notably uses AI moderation in place of a human-powered review system

Axios

Google brings Parler back to Google Play Store

The conservative-focused Twitter-like app had been removed after the Jan. 6 Capitol attack.

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Google Says Truth Social Must Clean Up Act Before Gracing Android App Store

Plus: Vermont city repeals prostitution ordinance, political correctness revisited, and more...

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Truth Social Android App Not Approved on Google Play Store

Former US President Donald Trump's social media platform Truth Social has not yet been approved for distribution on Alphabet Inc's Google Play Store due to insufficient content moderation, according to a Google spokesperson on Tuesday. The delay marks a setback for the app, which launched in the Apple App Store…

Benzinga

Google Rejects Donald Trump: Why Truth Social Is Not Approved For Google Play Store

Donald Trump’s voice won't be reaching many Americans, with his new social media platform facing a roadblock from Android.

Axios

Scoop: Truth Social's Google Play Store holdup

Truth Social's CEO Devin Nunes and Google disagree on the current state of play.

Evening Standard

Top Gun: Maverick gets Prime Video streaming date: How to watch the film at home

Top Gun: Maverick has its new streaming date for Prime Video

The Hindu

Indian apps, games record 200% increase in active monthly users

There has been an 80% increase in consumer spends in 2021 compared to 2019 on Google Play

ABC News

Globally acclaimed author Yan Geling considering giving up writing in native Chinese over censorship

If you download a film called One Second from a streaming platform, you won't see a credit for the Chinese American author whose book inspired the movie.

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