UPDATE : Antutu is not owned by Cheetah Mobile ads, in-app purchases or requests for unnecessary permissions. Regardless, we will still be featuring Antutu Benchmark in our reviews moving forward unless we see stuff that discourage us from continued use of the benchmark tool, i.e. While it’s nice that Cheetah Mobile got banned for what they are doing, Antutu doesn’t seem to exhibit the same kind of disruptive behaviors, so it might have been a false positive, or Google is just tired of dealing with Cheetah Mobile and their antics so a blanket ban was Google’s approach to deal with it.
Benchmarks deleted from geekbench cheating allegations apk#
Interestingly, that’s also exactly what Antutu is currently doing, as you can now only get their apps from their official website as an APK instead of via Play Store. Cheetah Mobile’s suite of apps has already been banned from the Google Play Store since last month, with the company shrugging it off by serving up their APKs instead of a Play Store link. One of the reasons for removal is probably because Antutu is likely owned by Cheetah Mobile, a company notorious for violating Google’s policies with disruptive ads and in-app purchases. However the whole Antutu suite of benchmarks has just been removed from the Google Play Store all of a sudden. Antutu Benchmark is one of our main benchmark tools and we have been using it for the longest time.
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