These nine Android apps can steal your Facebook details; delete them now


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The Google Play Store is often riddled with malware even though the platform is continuously monitored. However, hackers have come up with different ways to bypass Google’s security gates for malicious apps on the Google Play Store.

Now, a shocking new revelation has been made that as many as nine Android apps have been discovered that steal Facebook users’ logins and passwords. These apps have been installed more than 5,856,010 times from the Google Play Store, according to Doctor Web. So, the important question here is – is your smartphone infected with these malicious Android apps?

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