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    1. Jokes on them. I did that myself already. But if you want to deposit something, go for it.

    2. Every time though…

      > delivering the malicious APKs through popular messaging apps like WhatsApp and Telegram.

      So unless you’re doing weird shit and not using the Play Store, you’re not likely to fall for this.

    3. Boy, is it in for a surprise. Reminds me of the time I got my identity stolen a few years ago, and they tried to open different accounts and get loans in my name. I was able to contact a few of the companies they tried, and the customer service rep and I had a good laugh that they attempted to use my credit in its current state.

    4. AintNoGodsUpHere on

      Honestly? Of you’re installing apps from links shared on WhatsApp and Facebook you sort of deserve it.

    5. itchylol742 on

      Not a single screenshot comparing the real and fake Play Store pages for the malware and real banking app? Bad article

    6. Odd-Crazy-9056 on

      My malware usually sends me a notification once it’s done wiping my bank account.

    7. Arent Android apps supossed to have their own sandbox in the OS?

      Like, no other app should be able to read another app’s data

    8. this article on how you could be an idiot brought to you by „we really want to nix sideloading“ Google

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