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The enormously well-liked scam software “EZ Plan” stated investors’ investments would yield profits of 5–10%. However, despite the promise, the consumers of these investments never saw any returns. Users who invested in the EZ Plan app most definitely lost all of their money. The Delhi Police became aware of the matter after receiving multiple fraud reports and found many of the scammers involved. The response from Google to these forgeries was the part of the situation that shocked me the most. Even after the police took severe action, Google did not remove the application, and it kept leaving a trail of fraud until much later. Only a few weeks after the arrests did Play Store remove EZ Plan from its collection of apps. At that time people think for other android app stores which is more reliable and trustworthy. So, is Google just sitting there? The aforementioned incidents could lead you to conclude that Google is doing nothing to combat fraudulent apps on the Play Store, but that ...