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Fake WhatsApp Clone Appears in Sponsored Slot on Play Store

A fake WhatsApp app has been found in a sponsored position on the Play Store, reportedly gaining over 500,000 downloads. The developer, 'Agment Assets sallu,' has no other apps listed, and the clone mimics the official app closely. Google has not commented on the situation.

A user on Reddit has reported that a fake version of WhatsApp is appearing in a sponsored slot above the official app on the Play Store. This clone, developed by 'Agment Assets sallu,' has accumulated over 500,000 downloads and closely resembles the real app in terms of icon and description. Google has not yet provided a response to this issue.

Key facts

  • A fake WhatsApp app has over 500,000 downloads.
  • The clone is listed in a sponsored slot on the Play Store.
  • The developer is 'Agment Assets sallu' with no other apps available.
  • The clone mimics the official app's icon and text.
  • Google has not responded to requests for comment.
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A fake WhatsApp clone is showing up before the real version on the Play Store

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Fake WhatsApp Clone Appears in Sponsored Slot on Play Store