Apple: App Store will prevent over 2.2 billion USD in potential fraudulent transactions in 2025
According to Jinse Finance, on May 20th, Apple posted on its official website stating that in 2025, Apple prevented over $2.2 billion in potential fraudulent transactions; over the past six years, this amount has cumulatively exceeded $11.2 billion. Apple has also implemented a series of measures to stop malicious actors from distributing malware, and just last year, they rejected more than 2 million problematic app submissions.
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