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Apple Sued Over Fake Bitcoin Wallet App on App Store

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A lawsuit has been filed against Apple, alleging that the company allowed a fake Bitcoin wallet app to remain on its App Store after a user reported an $875,000 theft. According to the lawsuit, Apple kept the app on the store despite being informed of the issue, which led to another user having roughly $840,000 stolen.

The lawsuit claims that the fake app was removed from the store only after another user reported their own losses. This raises questions about Apple's vetting process and how it handles reports of malicious apps on its platform.

While Apple has not commented on the allegations, this incident highlights the potential risks of using third-party financial apps, especially those related to cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin.

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