Have you ever downloaded an app that promised to revolutionize your life, only to realize it was a scam moments later? Well, you're not alone. Mac users around the world have been falling victim to scam ChatGPT apps that are flooding the Mac App Store.
Let's call him John. John downloaded a ChatGPT app that claimed to improve his writing skills, but instead, it spammed him with unnecessary ads and leaked his personal information. He had to spend a considerable amount of money just to repair his damaged credit score.
The ChatGPT app isn't the only app that has scammed Mac users. Fake antivirus apps, malware scanners, and even adware are some other categories of scams that have flooded the Mac App Store. Here are some examples:
To stay safe, it's essential to exercise caution and do your research before downloading any app from the Mac App Store. Be cautious of pop-ups and use your antivirus software, and be careful when downloading apps that you are not familiar with.
Author: Akash Mittal
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