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Tricking someone into installing a malicious app usually doesn't involve them having a third-party or modified operating system on their phone. I'm asking about
by Zak 9mo ago
Tricking someone into installing a malicious app usually doesn't involve them having a third-party or modified operating system on their phone. I'm asking about that because I believe it's a hypothetical risk rather than a problem in practice and I'm curious about any evidence to the contrary.
- itake 9mo agoJust a random example, Drivers buy modified versions of our mobile app, because they think it will give them advantages over other drivers. These apps are side-loaded (not published in the app store).
- Zak 9mo agoThanks for the additional detail. Do those apps actually give them advantages, or are they scams/malware? I wasn't asking about sideloading apps though. I was asking about modified operating systems like LineageOS and GrapheneOS, or root via OS modifications like Magisk and KernelSU.