Poppy Playtime developer Mob Entertainment claims Google and another company violated copyright laws with fraudulent Google Play apps.

Poppy Playtime developer Mob Entertainment is suing Google for failing to remove "scam" apps from the Google Play store.

Mob Entertainment says the copyright-infringing knockoff games appearing in the Google Play Store have gone too far.

The studio behind the popular Poppy Playtime series is suing Google for not taking enough action to remove fake imitations ...

Daigo Game 2020 is listed as publishing the two Poppy Playtime apps on Google Play, as well as games based off Skibidi Toilet ...

Here are the daily redeem codes for Garena Free Fire MAX which is valid for today itself (January 16). Gamers could claim ...

There’s already a growing number of Google Play Store apps in some Android Automotive vehicles such as the Lincoln Nautilus ...

Set to bring Candy Crush Solitaire to dozens of platforms, Flexion announces an exciting partnership with Candy Crush Saga ...

Google Play Store is testing a new minimal design for app listings for core system apps that could prevent review bombing.

Windows 11's Android apps offered solid advantages for anyone looking to run them efficiently on their PCs. However, this isn ...

Google is launching its car ready mobile apps program next month. This program, announced at I/O 2024 last year, takes ...

Think all your mobile apps are safe? Think again! Learn the secrets to spotting harmful apps before they steal your info or ...