ESET and Malwarebytes scan results

[Nick_1020]

After ongoing issues with a 'functional' CM Game Booster popup that appears after closing Candy Crush Saga, I decided to review my security on my Note 4. I had previously used Avast as it seemed to do the job pretty well but I've since decided to go with ESET and Malwarebytes (for on demand scanning) as I use both products on my desktop PCs.

Anyway, ESET found the following threats:
Fly Cargo LT - AdDisplay.AppFlood.A (variant)
Alchemy Classic - Domob.G (variant)

Malwarebytes noted:
Where's My Droid - Monitor.Walie
Camera360 - Adware.lgexin

Are any of these threats anything to worry about?

ESET lists the threats as PUAs which I'm aware is not the same as a malicious infection but are they anything to worry about?

As for Where's My Droid app, given it's nature, I'm not surprised it is seen as a monitor app but again, should I remove the threats in Malwarebytes?

Thanks for any help.

Also, if anyone can suggest anything to my related thread:
http://forums.androidcentral.com/games/521362-candy-crush-saga-advertising-shenanigans.html

That would be cool

 

[Bear Field]

According to the Where's My Android site, Malwarebytes flags the apk file from that app because of its monitor function. It should be safe to whitelist it, but if you download Where's My Android again, Malwarebytes will flag the new apk file.