Push notifications and having an icon on the home screen is important, I guess. Most Russian banks did improve their mobile websites but generally, people still prefer apps.
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- nawa@lemmy.worldtoTechnology@lemmy.world•Disguised Russian banking app surges to top three on the US App StoreEnglish2·2 months ago
- nawa@lemmy.worldtoTechnology@lemmy.world•Disguised Russian banking app surges to top three on the US App StoreEnglish3·2 months ago
Well, it works as usual. The way it works is they probably add a spoof UI that only shows when they detect a reviewer’s IP, and when published, the app shows the regular banking app.
- nawa@lemmy.worldtoTechnology@lemmy.world•Disguised Russian banking app surges to top three on the US App StoreEnglish17·2 months ago
Haha. This happens so often, people have no idea. Every Russian bank does this, they publish seemingly unrelated apps under unrelated App Store dev accounts, share the links on their socials as fast as possible before the apps get taken down, then they just repeat the process when they need to update their apps. I guess generally they don’t pop up on global/US rankings but still, people use them and they get taken down all the time.
Yeah, I also forgot to add that in a Russian bank, you can give the clerk your iPhone, they’ll plug it in their computer and install the banking app as a dev version or something. It’s fascinating.