Ranking fraud is the practice of acting dishonestly or deceitfully to artificially improve an App's position on a popularity list in the mobile app market. In actuality, app makers are increasingly using ranking fraud. These behaviors include posting phoney app reviews or exaggerating the sales of their apps. Although the importance of combating ranking fraud has long been recognized, there is little literature and research available in this area. To achieve this, we give a thorough examination of fraud app detection in this work utilizing sentiment analysis and spam filtering and propose a technique for identifying it in mobile apps. We specifically suggest mining the active times, or leading sessions, of mobile Apps to precisely locate the ranking scam in the first place.
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