Google has its finger on the delete button — and that’s a good thing. Twice in just a few days, security researchers have called out the speed with which Google’s team removes threats from its Play Store.

You once could share apps directly from the Google Play Store, but the Store's most recent update canned this feature.

The 10 billion download club is exclusive to widely popular apps, has consistent engagement, and is trusted by the masses

There is also the sideloading aspect to this attack, which will become harder as Google, Samsung and others clamp down on unrestricted app installs. The way in which SpyLend has b

Finally, Integral Ad Science (IAS), an agency that worked with Google to “actively disrupt this fraudulent operation, collaborating with industry partners to minimize its impact.” As a result, Google has gone ahead and removed all fraudulent apps from the Play Store.

Google has officially removed the P2P App transfer feature, marking the end of a tool that allowed users to transfer apps between devices

Google Play Store's app-sharing feature is now completely deprecated after a short lifespan. The option to share apps within the Play Store has been removed in the latest version. While you can still share APKs,