Apple removes fake Ledger app that stole $9.5M from crypto investors
Apple told Cointelegraph that the fake Ledger Live app was removed and that the developer was terminated from its app store.
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Apple told Cointelegraph that the fake Ledger Live app was removed and that the developer was terminated from its app store.
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