Even if they don't transmit malware, we still need to warn users for safety and security purposes...
BlueStacks so far ok. Now if that also has virus, only option is either the old aiStarter or Android Studio (does not run well on low-end hardware) or android x86...
Alright! Also do noxplayer, because again in the future I will be blamed for providing these, Also need to mention that MIT has no responsibility over these.
There is another emulator option, LDPlayer. Unfortunately this also contains malware, I am not sure in this case, because the inputs in the research are contradictory and not accurate.
But I am still confused as to how the member I mentioned freeze their pc after installing it and even after uninstalling it it still appears and I get blamed...,
Also I use Linux Mint now, but that person does not and definitely doesnt want to change their os to Linux.
@palaiologouiason What do you have to say about this now? Here is a discussion from where you can benefit...
Most likely the person got the emulator from a shady site or has extremely old hardware (>15y).
Back when I used Windows, I used to use NoxPlayer and if memory serves I got an offer for a suspicious product and I declined, the person might have blindly clicked accept.
you are falsifying what I wrote.
I wrote that you came in and suggested programs that one, naively, I hastened to pass on to the PC. And this malware hooked me without even asking for an antivirus.
I threw it away, I removed that app you suggested, I went to throw away this antivirus too and it wouldn't come out of my machine, until after some effort I threw it away.
we are trying to prevent what you said from happening from this topic.
Tell us what you did so others can learn
The malware must be armored, we need to discuss this with the devs so this does not happen again. I assure you everything will be normal. Now are you able to do everything normally?
Also I thought you blamed me because I didn't know that the malware could pass through w/o antivirus and these emulators were in the FAQ list. Rookie mistake indeed.
