A Fake Crypto Wallet Reached Apple’s App Store — Three Users Say It Cost Them $1.8 Million
Three bitcoin investors say they lost nearly $1.8 million after downloading a fake Sparrow Wallet from Apple’s App Store and entering their recovery phrases. The lawsuit now challenges Apple’s app review practices as cry...
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