Google and all 50 U.S. states have urged a federal judge to approve a sweeping $700 million consumer settlement to resolve claims that the tech giant inflated app store prices, after the judge in February questioned whether the proposed deal went far enough.

State attorneys general pushed back on a US judge’s doubts and urged him to approve a settlement in which Alphabet Inc. would pay $700 million to resolve antitrust claims that the Google Play app store abuses its market power.

Cyber security firm ESET has detected an active espionage campaign on Google Play Store and Android phones. Newly identified threat group called 'Virtual Invaders' had rolled out three spyware-laced apps,