I've installed a malicious app that is posting ads over my notification bar, but can't find it. I know the java package name for it: com.letang.game103.en using the command: adb shell dumpsys notification.
As you see the name of the app is not obvious from the package name. I want to find which app it is, that uses this package name. I also want to report them to Android Market, after leaving a nice feedback for them there!
I've looked at different dumpsys commands:
adb shell dumpsys [something]
But so far wasn't able to get apps based on their package names. Is there any way to do this?
Answer
The easiest way, without using any specialized tools is just to visit that app's page in the Play Store (website, not app).
All apps in the Play Store have their package name as part of their URL, so you can just take your package name and prefix it with https://play.google.com/details?id= to get
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.stackexchange.marvin
where com.stackexchange.marvin is the package name which will take you to the page for Stack Exchange Android app.
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