One APK, 9 names: com.ptccg.zn3633.jqthpmwv
Every record below returned the same server-reported file size (83.4 MB) and the same server date. A binary can be one app; it cannot be 9. This group record is the canonical page for the conflict; the individual names link back here.
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What this group proves
The URLs are different. The names are different. The response is the same: 83.4 MB, the same server date and, where the file was read, the same package com.ptccg.zn3633.jqthpmwv. That is enough to fail the identity gate for every name in the group.
What it does not prove
It does not prove the file is malware, and it does not prove every APK using these names is the same. It proves that the listed URL cannot be used to identify the named app. A different host may serve a different file; that file needs its own record.
What to do
Open the record for the name you searched, read the package check and do not install the file under that name. If you already installed it, compare the package in App info; if it differs, uninstall and revoke sensitive permissions.
Questions about this file group
Are all 9 names the same app?
No. The group proves that the listings return the same file. It does not prove the names are aliases, that the operator owns them, or that the app behaves the same for every user.
Why is there no download button?
Because the file cannot be tied to the name you searched. The group record is a warning page, not a product page. A download button would move that mismatch onto your phone.
What should I check on my phone?
Settings → Apps → App info → package name. Compare it with the package above. If it differs, uninstall and revoke SMS, contacts, accessibility and device-administration access.