Malware in 60 Android apps downloaded over 100M times

McAfee researchers found 60 Android apps in the Google Play store containing malicious software that collected user data.
The infected apps were downloaded over 100 million times and collected personal information like installed apps, wifi networks, Bluetooth connections and location.
The malware, named Goldoson, also committed ad fraud by clicking ads without user consent.
Google removed apps that didn't comply and updated others, but users should still delete infected apps and update any that remain.
Three of the most popular infected apps had over 10 million downloads each before removal.