> So there is a (IMHO) shady market out there that gives app developers on iOS, Android, MacOS and Windows money for including a library into their apps that sells users network bandwidth.
This is yet another reason why we need to be wary of popular apps, add-ons, extensions, and so forth changing hands, by legitimate sale or more nefarious methods. Initially innocent utilities can be quickly coopted into being parts of this sort of scheme.
This is yet another reason why we need to be wary of popular apps, add-ons, extensions, and so forth changing hands, by legitimate sale or more nefarious methods. Initially innocent utilities can be quickly coopted into being parts of this sort of scheme.