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Someone from reddit found some disturbing things through reverse engineering as well: https://old.reddit.com/r/videos/comments/fxgi06/fmuko1m/ https://old.reddi

Someone from reddit found some disturbing things through reverse engineering as well: https://old.reddit.com/r/videos/comments/fxgi06/fmuko1m/ https://old.reddit.com/r/videos/comments/fxgi06/fmuko1m/ The app resists reversing, and even slightly modifies its behaviour when reversing is detected, and at least the Android version had blatant RCE capabilities. This is on top of collecting everything it possibly can about the device. I'd presume if you give it the photos permission (which is extremely broad on both mobile platforms unfortunately), it will scrape what it can from there as well, which might include historical location data.

disgu 6y ago
The dude on Reddit is most likely a fraud, though. There's just nothing that indicates that he reverse engineered anything whatsoever. There's just no proof for anything at all. Every single thing he said was known publicly before _and_ he somehow missed the copy&paste api call that was made known with iOS 14? That's weird considering he supposedly did reverse engineering. He also said that there were regular http calls, which is literally impossible on iOS since at least 2016 (Apple guidelines). This dude repeated widely known things in a way that made them sound terrible. His "research" contains zero things we didn't know before. Hell, people have offered him sums of money for proof as well. He's a script kiddie who intercepted some packages on his home network.
filleduchaos 6y ago
Gentle reminder that the reddit user in question never actually posted any backing for their claims (they said their laptop broke, and have apparently been unable to replace it or redo their investigation for four months).