Talking Tom 3 in Olympics

In "Talking Tom 3 in Olympics," Chinese developers NanJing oooo3d created a mobile game in 2012 based on the popular "Talking Tom" app. Players interacted with Tom by talking to him, and he would respond with the spoken words. The game also included two mini-games, "Milk" and "Study." However, a major concern with the game was the presence of the malware "Gooligan," which compromised Android devices by installing rootkits and stealing sensitive information, including Google account authentication tokens. The game was eventually taken down from the Google Play Store in 2013 due to copyright infringement claims from Outfit7, the original creators of "Talking Tom.