But when I try to write a negative review, it always says an error has occurred. The playstore app, some junk called DU speed booster, which i never downloaded, has more positive reviews than any app you have ever seen. This link will take you to on the pop up you will be taken to Then you will be immediately redirected to the playstore. This led to me to believe that I got this malware from one of tapjoy's client's apps but I have removed all of these apps and the problem persists.Īnyway, one of the weblinks that pops up in my chrome browser is Android Clean Masterīy the way, I input the hyperlink above as a long weblink '' and this site turned it into a hyperlink called 'android clean master' when I posted it. After having this happen a few times, I realized that Tapjoy has a lot of slimy clients and Tapjoy doesn't care. Complaining to Tapjoy does absolutely nothing. If you download the apps from playstore you still my not get your jewels as promised by Tapjoy - it varies. But in retrospect, tapjoy seems to have a lot of suspect clients. The only unusual thing I recall doing recently is downloading some playstore apps from TapJoy to get jewels in the game castle clash.

I too have had the same problem the last few weeks with these exact same pop ups. I posted this elsewhere but thought i would post it here too. In case it's pertinent here are the device details:Īny help would be appreciated as this is not only annoying, but if there is malware there who knows what else it's capable of doing (or already doing). Not finding anything I figured maybe I was being paranoid, but now I'm wondering if I'm infected.

Well as soon as I clicked 'Unsubscribe' at the bottom, the browser started to open up and went to a '.ru' domain at which point I immediately backed out of it and ran a Lookout scan. I didn't recognize the name (and had seen this email come in a couple of times already) so I decided to unsubscribe from the linkedin emails so I wouldn't get it again. The one thing that comes to mind where I might have given entry to a virus was an email from LinkedIn saying that some guy had invited me to connect with him.

AVG Free found threats in the form of 'the phone is rooted' and 'USB Debugging is enabled', but no specific app. I have 'Lookout' security installed which found nothing unusual. I don't really touch anything yet the app-store opens up to an app page and it's usually a game. Since then though it has happened at least 7 or 8 times at random. I was on the android browser reading news online when all of a sudden the play store opened up directly to an app page for a poker game of some sort. The first time it happened I attributed it to a random android-brain-fart.

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