đź’¨ Abstract
TechCrunch identified a stealthy Android phone surveillance app that requires a password to uninstall, making it difficult for users to remove. The app uses Android's overlay feature to forcibly display a password prompt when the user tries to uninstall or deactivate it through settings. The password to uninstall is set by the app's planter.
Courtesy: techcrunch.com
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