Malicious app
This app has clear malicious intents to trick users, especially elderly, to purchase without releasing it.
The trick is in the 5 page instruction on the first time launch, and the “Continue” button on the last page deliberately triggers purchase action, misleading users to pay, when they think they are going to continue to try the features
They also deliberately hide the close button forcing users to close by tapping the only “Continue” button, which again misleads users to purchase.
The trick is in the 5 page instruction on the first time launch, and the “Continue” button on the last page deliberately triggers purchase action, misleading users to pay, when they think they are going to continue to try the features
They also deliberately hide the close button forcing users to close by tapping the only “Continue” button, which again misleads users to purchase.
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Malicious app
This app is one of the 6 apps with clear malicious intentions to trick users, especially elderly, to purchase without releasing what the apps do.
The trick is they all provide a 5 page instruction on the first time launch, and the “Continue” button on the last page deliberately triggers purchase action, misleading users to pay, when they think they are going to continue to try the features
They also deliberately hide the close button forcing users to close by tapping the only “Continue” button, which again misleads users to purchase.
I strongly believe the following 6 apps are generated by the same group of people, with the same malicious intention to trick user.
1. Blood Pressure - Track Stress, by Madu Khoury
2. Blood Pressure. Health Monitor, by Alfie Quinlevan
3. Blood Pressure: Monitor Pro, by Musa Yunar
4. Blood Pressure: Track Stress, by Rafael Widrich
5. Heart Rate Monitor . Pulse, by Giorgi Kamadadze
6. Heart Rate, Pulse Tracker Pro, by AHMET ILGI YUKSEL
The trick is they all provide a 5 page instruction on the first time launch, and the “Continue” button on the last page deliberately triggers purchase action, misleading users to pay, when they think they are going to continue to try the features
They also deliberately hide the close button forcing users to close by tapping the only “Continue” button, which again misleads users to purchase.
I strongly believe the following 6 apps are generated by the same group of people, with the same malicious intention to trick user.
1. Blood Pressure - Track Stress, by Madu Khoury
2. Blood Pressure. Health Monitor, by Alfie Quinlevan
3. Blood Pressure: Monitor Pro, by Musa Yunar
4. Blood Pressure: Track Stress, by Rafael Widrich
5. Heart Rate Monitor . Pulse, by Giorgi Kamadadze
6. Heart Rate, Pulse Tracker Pro, by AHMET ILGI YUKSEL
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