Recently, users have received emails from AppsCloud.pro claiming to offer app store listing services with $50 weekly compensation. To verify their legitimacy, the author downloaded and tested a sample app—a simple notepad. Although the requested permissions appeared ordinary, including network access, notifications, and wake lock, the author suspected this was a hot update scam tactic. Through detailed analysis of the app’s permission list, it was found to involve Google services and various vendor-specific permissions, but no high-risk permissions. The author shares this experience to warn developers and users about similar scams, emphasizing the importance of permission analysis in app security. This case provides valuable prevention experience for tech enthusiasts.
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