One of them claims that the device is infected with many viruses and needs to be cleaned. (This is quite similar to bogus apps promising to improve the victims’ popularity on social networks.) They display various fraudulent pop-up alerts. Instead of any serious verification, they attempt to mislead the user into subscribing to expensive bogus services. Immediately following startup, the app displays bogus promises: the user can select an amount of Pokecoins, Pokeballs or Lucky Eggs to generate, in some cases up to 999,999 each day.īefore actually adding selected resources, both apps require the user to “verify his account”. Neither of these apps delivers on its promises the only things they deliver are scareware ads leading users to pay for unnecessary services.
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