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Aptoide is the first third-party app store available through Google Play

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By Sofia Wycislik-Wilson Verified
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Share Having been legally ordered to allow users to buy and install apps and games from third-party stores, Google has added the Aptoide store to its own Google Player store. Currently only available in the US, Aptoide is a third-party app store with a gaming focus. It is one that already has a following among Android gamers who are comfortable with side-loading apps, but it has now been transformed into an official alternative to Google Play.
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How to use Venmo to make payments in Google Play

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By Sofia Wycislik-Wilson Verified
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Share There are various ways to make payments for apps, games and more in Google Play. You can use your credit or debit card, or you might want to use credits or payment cards. Now there is a new option: Venmo. The addition means that it is now possible to use your Venmo wallet as a payment source for your Play purchases. Here is what you need to know.
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Valve confirms that Steam users are affected by Ceva Logistics data breach

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By Sofia Wycislik-Wilson Verified
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Share Details of a data breach at Ceva Logistics are starting to slowly drip out. The shipping and logistics firm fell victim to hackers over a period of days starting at the end of July. Many companies have been affected by the attacks, including Valve. While some information was available soon after the incident, it was only really brought to wider attention after emails from Valve to its customers were shared on Reddit.
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