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Opinion: G1 MemoryUp App Deletes Data And More Bad Stuff (Warning) 
Ubergizmo | Mon, Jan 26
MemoryUp, an Android application for the T-Mobile G1 had caused quite a lot of troubles to users who tested it. Claiming to optimize the memory usage, the application turned out to be a malware that deletes data (memory and cards) and freezes the handset. It also installs adware and spams ma...
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