It’s like someone walking into a random restaurant seeing your food on the counter, taking it to your table then pocketing your tip. You’re “just doing the wait

It’s like someone walking into a random restaurant seeing your food on the counter, taking it to your table then pocketing your tip. You’re “just doing the waiters job for free” and “just soliciting donations” but in reality you are abusing the situation to make the costumer think you’re taking money on behalf of the restaurant when there is no contracted affiliation. And it’s software injected for financial gain, I can’t why anyone would take issue with calling it malware. A .txt file in the source folder of a game on steam stating “donate to the devs” with a crypto address is also malware. It doesn’t have to be sophisticated to fall under the category.