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A Chinese court has published a verdict on a contentious issue involving the Chinese smartphone maker Gionee.
The court detailed that more than 20 million Gionee phones were intentionally injected with Trojan Horse via an app between December 2018 and October 2019.
The report adds that this particular app was used as a tool to profit from users through unsolicited ads and other illegitimate means.
Although shocking, this seems to be a common practice with cheap Chinese smartphones, including Tenco and Infinix, who were also found guilty of the same malicious activity.

China finds Gionee guilty of infecting phones with malware

A Chinese court has found Gionee guilty of intentionally injecting malware in more than 20 million of its phones.

China finds Gionee guilty of infecting phones with malware
20mn Gionee phones affected from Dec 2018 to Oct 2019
Profited from users via unsolicited ads
A common practice with cheap Chinese phones

A Chinese court has published a verdict on a contentious issue involving the Chinese smartphone maker Gionee.
The court detailed that more than 20 million Gionee phones were intentionally injected with Trojan Horse via an app between December 2018 and October 2019.
The report adds that this particular app was used as a tool to profit from users through unsolicited ads and other illegitimate means.
Although shocking, this seems to be a common practice with cheap Chinese smartphones, including Tenco and Infinix, who were also found guilty of the same malicious activity.

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