Google Play Store

A new report sees Google working on a Play Store feature that would automatically launch apps after they're installed.

Malicious apps have been found distributing the Anatsa banking trojan on the Play Store to drain Android users’ bank accounts.

The ability to remotely uninstall apps has been missing, but it's coming back to Google Play.

The Google Play Store is becoming even safer as Google is cracking down on bad apps and developer accounts in violation of its policies.

Google has recently begun to roll out simultaneous downloads on the Play Store, but there are still some limitations.

Researchers have discovered 28 Android apps posing as free VPNs and other utilities that are turning infected smartphones into proxies.

As the result of an anti-trust case, Google's being forced to pay hundreds of millions of dollars in compensation, and you could be entitled to some of it if you live in the U.S.

Google has issued a new testing mandate for new personal developer accounts looking to release their apps on the Play Store.

The new badge highlights which apps have been tested against a baseline of security criteria that Google developed alongside other cybersecurity partners.

Google is changing the rules for new Android app developers to help curb malware and malicious apps.