On Avito, the number of announcements from individuals and companies about the provision of services for transferring or installing bank applications removed from the App Store on smartphones has increased, Kommersant writes.
It is proposed to install banking applications removed from the App Store using a special program and access to iTunes. However, such a scheme, according to experts, threatens to transfer all data on the device to intruders.
Large electronics stores also offer similar services for Android, but they work under a different scheme: they install NashStore and RuStore for the user and download banking applications from there.
- According to Avito, there are currently 1.5-2.5 thousand offers on the site to install applications removed from the App Store. The company clarified that they “appeared in response to people’s desire to use familiar mobile apps at a time when they were no longer available.”
- Among large retailers, the service for installing remote applications is offered by M.Video-Eldorado (on iOS and Android, the scheme is not disclosed), Citylink (only on Android) and re:Store (installs applications removed from the App Store from free form). , but only those that were downloaded to the client’s previous iPhone).
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