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Google has taken legal action against Yunfeng Sun and Hongnam Cheung for their involvement in a cryptocurrency scam that impacted over 100,000 users globally.
Google has taken legal action against two individuals, Yunfeng Sun and Hongnam Cheung, for allegedly orchestrating a cryptocurrency scam through fraudulent Android applications. The scammers used social engineering tactics to deceive victims into investing in counterfeit apps, resulting in Google taking down 87 counterfeit apps downloaded over 100,000 times globally.
Google has taken legal action against cryptocurrency scammers who created and distributed 87 counterfeit apps through the Google Play Store, duping over 100,000 victims globally. The scammers used deceptive tactics to lure victims, offering fake investment opportunities and crypto exchange platforms. Google's lawsuit aims to protect users and deter future fraudulent activities.
Google has taken legal action against cryptocurrency scammers who deployed deceitful investment and crypto exchange applications on the Google Play store, allegedly swindling over 100,000 individuals worldwide.
