Apple has stated that in order to safeguard its users, it banned transactions totaling $1.5 billion on its App Store last year. The transactions were thought to be fraudulent, according to the business, putting millions of App Store users at risk.
In addition, the organization prevented users from being defrauded by over 1.6 million dangerous and vulnerable apps and app updates. Apple says it will keep working to ensure the App Store is a safe and secure location for people to find and download apps.
It continues, “Apple’s continued work recognizing and taking action against unscrupulous actors who aim to mislead developers and consumers is a vital pillar in that effort.”
The device maker, in an update released on its website, said: “Bad actors continue to evolve their methods of online fraud, often making their schemes harder to recognize. That is why Apple has continued to refine its processes, create new ones, and engineer solutions to take on these threats.”
- “Last year, Apple released an inaugural fraud prevention analysis, which showed that in 2020 alone, Apple’s combination of sophisticated technology and human expertise protected customers from more than $1.5 billion in potentially fraudulent transactions, preventing the attempted theft of their money, information, and time — and kept nearly a million problematic new apps out of their hands.
- “Today, Apple is releasing an annual update to that analysis: In 2021, Apple protected customers from nearly $1.5 billion in potentially fraudulent transactions and stopped over 1.6 million risky and vulnerable apps and app updates from defrauding users,” it added.
- “Apple’s efforts to prevent and reduce fraud on the App Store require continuous monitoring and vigilance across multiple teams. From App Review to Discovery Fraud, Apple’s ongoing commitment to protect users from fraudulent app activity demonstrates once again why independent, respected security experts have said the App Store is the safest place to find and download apps,” the company stated in the update.
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