All of a sudden our Android tablet could not be used normally and ads were displayed everywhere and upon trying to launch basically anything, even Settings. Turns out an app masked itself as the system launcher and sneakily gained access to basically controlling the whole tablet, displaying its own interface on top of the normal Android one. The app in question is called Food Dash Flow Control Game. But this approach of infecting an Android tablet (or phone for that matter) is in no way limited to this specific app. On this tablet alone another app named Fruit Merge Fusion also had the semi-hidden option to completely take over the tablet by using its own system launcher. In this video I go through a few ideas on how to find which app or installed software is actually causing an Android device to appear ”hacked” or infected with a virus or malware. As well as showcase how I got rid of this specific app by using the tablet´s Safe Mode to be able to uninstall it. *Chapters* 00:00 - How the malware got installed 01:00 - How to identify the malware 02:32 - How to remove malware apps *Related videos* - https://youtu.be/qowCZ07Te1o Please share any thoughts or questions in the comments below, and I'll do my best to answer them. *~* 🔥 My *#1* Tech Products of Right Now → https://amzn.to/4kgYrdP 🧰 My YouTube Video Gear → https://amzn.to/43nTOZJ

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