I’m not sure what your point is. > […] the tech giant has found no evidence that apps using the Mintegral SDK are harming users. […] The company says app devel

I’m not sure what your point is. > […] the tech giant has found no evidence that apps using the Mintegral SDK are harming users. […] The company says app developers are responsible for the behavior of their products, including the behavior of third-party code, and they should exercise caution when using third-party code to insure it does not accidentally undermine security and privacy. This seems to be correct. This is an SDK the application developer chose to use. Its behavior may be harmful to other ad networks, but doesn’t seem to have any effect on the user. Which is to say, the SDK isn’t doing anything the app itself couldn’t just do itself. The SDK may be doing stuff the developer isn’t aware of, but that’s true of any third-party code, and this is why developers need to ensure they validate third-party code appropriately.