30 camera apps including B612 are stealing data of smartphone users
Over time, it has become increasingly difficult for Android users to avoid malware and protect personal information. CyberNews' latest report identifies 30 camera applications that are easily stealing personal data from our Android smartphones, no matter how much you protect it.
Leading the way in these camera applications is the alpaca developed by the Mateo company, which helped create the Xiaomi smartphone Xiaomi (MCC9 series). Applications developed by the Meito company include Beauty Plus, Easy Photo Editor, and Selfie Camera. All three apps have been downloaded by more than 300 million users and are now considered the best. It has been revealed that these applications are sending your highly confidential information to Chinese servers without permission. Which is a big bid to sell.
"Your top secret information is reaching the Chinese server"
Because Beauty Plus, Easy Photo Editor, and Selfie Camera are linked to pornographic websites that often redirect web traffic to websites that steal personal data to lure users to content and use user-acquired images and confidential data on their servers. Save on Details of seemingly useful but extremely dangerous applications for Android users are being posted. If you are using these apps, make sure that your information is going elsewhere which is being sold at exorbitant prices. Not surprisingly, these applications include the B612 (Beauty and Filter Camera) application, which has so far been downloaded by 500 million users from around the world, and especially from Asian countries.
The B612 app has so far been downloaded by 500 million users from around the world, especially from Asian countries.
These applications, which illegally capture your information, require 40 types of permissions during the installation process. Apparently a few clicks, these applications gain access to the depth of your smartphone. During the installation you also get permission from GPS position and 13 applications for your final locations which you gladly provide, then your photos, personal information, and even the data of your messages can be easily anonymized. Reaches the location.
Just like you get a call from an unknown number which includes the purchase of insurance policy, sale, and purchase of land, request to open a bank account, etc. Such calls are either sold by your mobile service providers using your data without permission or their downloaded applications sell data from different countries at exorbitant prices in those countries.
All the details of this 30 malware, spyware, scam, and phishing applications are being posted which have been downloaded by 1.3 billion users so far but as soon as this notification was received the users started uninstalling these applications. ۔
If you have one of these applications in your smartphone, do not delay, otherwise, your data will continue to be sold to many anonymous hands over time.
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