New security measures for PayMe Android version｜Unofficial store apps are installed on mobile phones or payment cannot be made｜PayMe by HSBC, a mobile financial payment app with a large number of users in Hong Kong, announced that it has added new security measures to the Android app: If the user’s Android is found If apps from non-official mobile app stores are installed on your device, Payme may be deactivated immediately!
I believe that Android users who often use PayMe to make purchases have already begun to feel very troubled as early as the beginning of the year, because many Android mobile financial apps have banned screenshots. However, the bank does not want to embarrass Android users, but because Android phones There are a large number of illegal and hidden Trojan viruses on the platform, which have the opportunity to intercept various private information. This update of PayMe Android version is also for the same reason. The purpose is to strengthen the blocking of criminals from controlling users’ Android devices through malware and protect everyone’s wallet security.
Details of the measures are as follows:
Starting from February 26, 2024, if we identify that your Android device is potentially risky, we will suspend your use of PayMe on this device. These apps are granted excessive permissions, such as screen sharing or complete control of your device.
I’m so afraid that I won’t be able to make it by then. And the home should be done well?
If you are worried that you will suddenly be unable to pass the test, it is recommended that you turn on your phone and check it now: quickly check the accessibility settings of your device to see if any strange/less used apps have been granted unnecessary permissions: such as screen Share, control various hardware, etc. If in doubt, please turn off the accessibility settings of these applications or delete them.
In addition, the PayMe team also shared several tips to protect users from malware:
Please be cautious when seeing any special offers on social media or messages
Don’t click on suspicious links or download apps from unverified sources
Download and install apps from reliable and certified sources, such as Google Play
If you cannot confirm that the source is trustworthy, please do not authorize a third party to obtain complete control of the phone or share the screen.
When using any application or link, please check access rights carefully and avoid disclosing your account information, passwords and other personal information through suspicious links or applications from unknown sources.
2024-03-05 08:54:14
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