Quote from: Lucius on Today at 10:56:58 AM

If there's any truth to this story, then Jimmy is one of those people who could win an award for the stupidest thing they've ever done in their life. Unfortunately, he is a victim of himself in combination with today's technology, which literally offers everything in the palm of your hand in a few taps of the screen.

Let him now sue Apple for releasing a fake app into its store - because if he was naive to download it, how naive and stupid are those who allowed it to appear there in the first place? How difficult is it to check the official website of a piece of software and assess whether it is a fake or legit app when it comes to those who approve the addition of apps to official stores?

There are people who are not stupid but simply lazy and trust too quickly. I believe that if I were in this person's position and had this amount of Bitcoin, I would not hesitate for a moment to take some time to check whether this application is the official application or not. Especially since, from the screenshot, I noticed that the app had no reviews; it was just an old app, perhaps listed on the Apple Store a long time ago.

The Google Play Store and Apple Store are not free of such fake applications. . Therefore, negligence in this matter, rushing, and blind trust often lead to many troubles and the loss of what we’ve earned with hard work in the blink of an eye.