13 new malicious apps were recently identified on the Google Play Store by cybersecurity experts at McAfee. These Android malware apps, disguised as useful tools, have already been removed from the store. However, if you still have any of these apps on your device, it is imperative to delete them immediately to prevent serious privacy and security risks. These apps gain access permissions that allow them to communicate with malicious servers without the user's knowledge, leading to unauthorized access to sensitive information. The list includes apps such as horoscope readers, calorie counters, and volume boosters, all of which pose a threat to your personal data. To protect yourself, uninstall these apps, monitor your device for unusual activity, and consider installing a reliable security app. Stay vigilant and take action to safeguard your personal information and device security.