Children with Android smartphones! Check if you have any of these 3 apps

Since the Android app store was launched, Google has never been able to effectively control malware. However, it is true that the malicious app detection mechanisms have been improved.

Google recently banned three children’s apps that improperly collected data. Find out what these apps are.

Google said it had removed three apps from the official store for its mobile operating system.  According to the information, the apps collected data improperly and the allegation came from an international regulator, most notably the International Digital Accountability Council (IDAC), an entity based in Boston, the capital of Massachusetts, in the United States.
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According to the channel TechCrunch, the apps in question are as follows:

Princess Salon
Numbers coloring
Cats & Cosplay


It should also be noted that considering the download of the three apps, it is easy to see that they were very popular.  Together, they have totaled over 20 million downloads.
The apps in question collected important and sensitive data such as Android ID and Android Advertising ID (AAID).  Despite all the protection mechanisms, these variables allow the user to be uniquely identified.
Despite being in the official Android app store, it is proved once again that Google's security mechanisms fail.  So, every time you install an app, do a previous search to know the history of the app as well as the developer of the app.
Besides these 3 games, if you are an Android OS user, make sure you are not using any of these 21 applications.  According to what has now been discovered and disclosed, these apps contain adware and can even steal your data.
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