Fortnite for Android: Fake versions of game spread across internet ahead of release date
Malicious, fake versions of Fortnite for Android are spreading through the internet, despite the game not actually being released. The game has now been launched on just about every platform, having come to the Switch this month. But Android phones are still lacking – they won't be getting the game until later this year. That has meant that a rush of apps have been put onto the internet to try and make the most of that demand. Many of them are being advertised on YouTube, to try and trick people who are searching to find out how they can get hold of the game.
Jun-20-2018, 19:40:04 GMT
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