Chameleon Android malware can turn off fingerprint unlock to steal your pin::Be careful out there.

  • Deebster
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    329 months ago

    It still needs a gullible user to change their settings for this to work; not much to worry about here.

    • @VieuxQueb
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      -469 months ago

      And not from the play store or official bank site.

      If you install an APK from unreliable source you should treat your phone and account as corrupted.

      • Cethin
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        659 months ago

        It’s funny imagining people saying this for anything but a phone. “You can only download from the Microsoft store or you should consider your device corrupted.” Take caution, but you don’t need to rely on daddy Google alone.

        • Transporter Room 3
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          249 months ago

          Damn, here I was worried I had bricked my phone and made it unusable by loading up my own personal apks when I was trying to learn coding and different app studios.

          I feel like I would have noticed if my phone was unusable though…

        • @[email protected]
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          9 months ago

          I don’t think this person was saying they think all manual apk installs are suspect, just that installing apks from an unreliable source. There are plenty of reliable sources to get apks

      • @sir_reginald
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        79 months ago

        you need Google to tell you what safe and what’s not? have you ever used a desktop operating system where you usually install programs from different sources?

      • @[email protected]
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        69 months ago

        Lmao what? I have literally never found an APK I was looking for that did anything sketchy to my phone