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It feels quite strange. The app is supposedly made by a single person, who decided to... unpublish the app because it was too popular? And then, he kept a centr
by chinhodado 10y ago
It feels quite strange. The app is supposedly made by a single person, who decided to... unpublish the app because it was too popular? And then, he kept a central server up and running to support the app nearly two years after that? There are 1951 user ratings for an average of 4 stars, and the creator claimed that there were about 1M users, yet hardly anyone has heard of it? The app also doesn't seem to have any ads from the screenshots.
- niftich 10y agoDo you have the domain name used for the central server? I doubt a whois is very enlightening, but it's another thread to track down.
- psykpsyk 10y agoNo domain, just an IP: 46.166.164.181 on balticservers.com IP space, with a Brazilian contact... good luck
- xorcist 10y agoA consequence of unpublishing the app is that the user has to check "allow untrusted sources". That could in turn be practical if your goal is to install spyware (unless byLock itself contains the spyware which might be too obvious).