Google officially kicks Kaspersky antivirus software app off the Play Store
The official Android app for Kaspersky antivirus software have been removed from the Google Play app store in the latest blow for the company. BleepingComputer notes the move appears to have happened over the weekend, with Kaspersky's developer accounts also disabled and removed following a recent ban by the US government.
The apps were removed for US and international users, even though the 'restrictions have no material legal effect outside the ...
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