Can you believe it's been sixteen years since Google gave you a way to browse, buy, and download apps on your Android phone?

Security researchers have warned that malicious apps with millions of installs have been detected in the Google Play Store. Here’s what you need to know.

Android apps are vanishing from the Google Play Store, due to the constant upkeep required to stay compliant with Androids API levels, Google asking developers to show potentially-private information in app listings, and other factors.

The now-delayed order would have forced Google to make sweeping changes to its Play Store for Android smartphones starting Nov. 1.

Google Play, the official store for Android, distributed over a period of one year more than 200 malicious applications, which cumulatively counted nearly eight million downloads.

Epic's lawsuit against Google resulted in a final ruling that would require Google to open up its Play Store to third-party app store competitors, but

Google Messages has announced five upcoming security features to make conversations on the Android app more secure and private. First up is enhanced scam detection. The feature uses on-device machine learning,

Now we have more detailed insight into the latest update to stop users installing apps that will harm their phones, steal their data or drain their bank accounts. As reported by Android Authority, this “new change prevents users from disabling Google Play Protect during voice calls to prevent malefactors from tricking users into installing malicious apps on their devices.

Google has requested a stay of the US injunction that opens the Play Store to third-party app stores, among other things.

S ometimes, it feels like I can’t go a day or two without receiving a scam text message, and I’m not the only one. From fake messages from USPS to too-good-to-be-true job offe