Quote from: melnyktetiana72 on October 11, 2024, 11:14:15 AM

Fraud is a very popular topic these days. To protect yourself, follow these simple tips:

Download apps only from official websites.

Check the developer: Look for well-known and reliable developers.

Evaluate the number of downloads: Apps with a large number of downloads are usually more trustworthy.

Be cautious with permissions: If an app requests access to personal information without a valid reason, it’s better not to download it.

The economy has been pushing many people to do fraudulent things just because they want money. There are too many fake apps especially where you must connect your wallet. It is always better to use their official website to download whatever app you want to download since Play Store can not even give a secure app to make use of if you even search for a particular app the next thing will be that you see different and even some that are identical the only way you can even differentiate will be from the number of download and reviews.

And if you are talking about the developer that will be another difficult aspect to determine if the app is legit or not is not as if some of us are familiar with the developer, to be able to make such a determination you can not be able to use a developer to determine how legit the app is for me is usually the number of downloads and reviews like I said before.

people will only download when they see that they have a very high number of downloads, so giving permission when using the app can be very dangerous sometimes they might use it to access your data so we have to be careful.