The App Store Review Guidelines mandate that developers are responsible for ensuring their entire app, including ad networks, analytics services and third-party SDKs, complies with the guidelines.

Tesler says the option to purchase via the web was displayed to an account that had previously purchased a large amount of coins. Image Credits: Screenshot from TikTok app In some cases, users are ...

For the first time, the Apple App Store is sharing malware privileges with the Google Play Store as apps infected with ...

So far, we've installed it on a Pixel 8 Pro and a Galaxy S24, and the app launches just fine. The trouble is, it then tries to download its AI models and hangs up, so it's not fully functional on ...

Occasionally though, iPhone apps with malicious code slip through the cracks, and today, researchers at Kaspersky have reported on new malware they discovered in App Store apps—which they say is ...

iOS App Store apps with screenshot-reading malware found for the first time. Kaspersky discovered ‘SparkCat’ malware aimed at stealing cryptocurrency in multiple iOS apps.

On February 6, Kaspersky updated its report to note that the affected apps had been deleted from the App Store. Apple confirmed that it had removed the 11 apps, adding that the applications shared ...

The malware-seeding operation, codenamed “SparkCat,” targeted apps seeded from official repositories — Google’s Play Store and Apple’s App Store — and third-party sources.

For the first time, the Apple App Store is sharing malware privileges with the Google Play Store as apps infected with screenshot-reading SparkCat malware have been discovered on both platforms by ...

Typically, these coins are bought via in-app purchase, which requires a 30% commission paid to Apple. TikTok may be routing around the App Store to save money on commissions.