For more tech-savvy scammers, there are modified Android application packages (APKs). These are not the official apps from the Google Play Store, but pirated versions modified by developers.
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When they go to buy something from you, they show you the old screenshot. To the untrained eye, it looks like a valid transaction. Some scammers even use basic photo editing apps to change the amount or date on the screenshot. For more tech-savvy scammers, there are modified Android
Many of the modified APKs used to generate fake payments act as malware. When a user (often a wannabe scammer) downloads these illicit apps to trick others, the app itself may be stealing their personal information. As digital payments via —the country’s leading fintech