February 20 developer and security researcher Mysk detection 12 suspiciously similar applications for two-factor authentication.
They require a paid subscription for stylish QR codes. At the same time, the subscription cannot be closed: as soon as the user clicks on the cross, a subscription is made to it.
The developer was outraged that any user can find programs that are similar to each other, but at the same time, App Store moderators freely let them into the application store.
On February 23, Mysk reported that the company had removed all of the programs it had listed. Cupertino listened to the complaint. [9to5]
Source: Iphones RU
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