Do you have an Android phone? If it is included, you should observe this warning. You should delete a number of applications that consume battery life - unfortunately, the application also has an impact on the high account of phone bills.
At least now there are 22 smart battery life applications - and they can have an impact on high phone bills.
The "click-fraud" app is a standard app in the Google Play Store, but this app criminalizes it secretly without being seen.
Sophos experts have found that 22 of these applications have been collectively downloaded more than 22 million times.
An app that harms Android users is a blocked Flash app that has collected 1 million downloads - before moving them from the Google Play Store.
The app creates invisible ads and tricks advertisers into thinking you've clicked to make money.
Sometimes the ad states that you clicked on an Apple device, hoping to make more money.
Ads never show to users, which means they do not bother you
Instead, the ads appear in the browser's hidden windows.
Malware then mimics users who interact with ads and misleads them because the interaction is legitimate.
That means people running smart apps are making more money.
This is also bad news for users.
"From the user's point of view, this application drains the battery of their mobile phones and can cause the data to appear because the application is still running and communicating with the server in the background," the researchers said.
But for ordinary users without technical knowledge, it will be difficult to find something wrong.
Warning signals for data usage and battery life will increase rapidly - but it will be difficult to comment on smart apps.
This creates another major problem - user reviews.
Many applications almost have no negative feedback because users do not know anything wrong. That means more people tend to download apps in the future.
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