Google Sues Alleged Crypto Scammers Over Play Store Apps

The tech giant alleges two developers uploaded 87 fraudulent cryptocurrency apps, affecting over 100,000 users globally.

Google has filed a lawsuit against two developers accused of creating 87 fraudulent cryptocurrency apps available on the Play Store.
The alleged scammers, identified as Yunfeng Sun and Hongnam Cheung, reportedly lured victims with promises of high returns on investments.
Victims were unable to withdraw their funds, and the scheme is said to have affected over 100,000 users worldwide, including approximately 8,700 in the United States.
Google seeks a permanent injunction against the defendants, preventing them from accessing Google services, and demands they pay attorney fees and costs.
This legal action marks Google's latest effort to combat fraud on its platforms and protect users from cryptocurrency scams.