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Motorola phones are hijacking your Amazon app [Video]
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this post was submitted on 26 May 2026
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I said this in another comment, but the same app version being loaded on multiple phones and it doesn't affect all of them, or side loading the app, or launching from a home screen all can bypass the issue, so it sounds more like malware than corporate fuckery.