When depending upon a 3rd party content in violation of their TOS, it's bound to happen & especially when it's monetised. It's the users who are really getting

When depending upon a 3rd party content in violation of their TOS, it's bound to happen & especially when it's monetised. It's the users who are really getting screwed, probably many of them still don't know the difference between official app and an 3rd party app. The users are of grave risk under such conditions, where if a 3rd party app developer of a famous service decides to sell the app to someone; they could easily pish the unsuspecting user's login credentials. In this case, the developer took the right call to bring down the app. I hope his future endeavours are just as successful without using 3rd party content.