Verified AppCloud existence and investigated suspicious terms.
Confirmed AppCloud exists on Samsung device in Malaysia, expanding known geographic scope.
Made Twitter post to raise public awareness about AppCloud surveillance.
Investigated Terms & Conditions revealing suspicious data collection clauses.
AppCloud confirmed in Malaysia, proving deployment beyond reported WANA regions.
Physical confirmation on Samsung device validates reports about pre-installation.
Suspicious terms and privacy policies enable extensive data collection and sharing.
Social media campaign initiated to inform users and gather more evidence globally.
After seeing @0bungler's post about AppCloud backdoors, decided to investigate personally. The claims seemed too significant to ignore - Israeli surveillance software on millions of Samsung devices.
Checked wife's Samsung phone and confirmed AppCloud is indeed pre-installed. This validated the reports and proved the issue extends beyond WANA regions - we're in Malaysia.
Location: Malaysia (Southeast Asia) - expanding known geographic scope
Made a Twitter post to raise awareness about the AppCloud issue and its implications. The goal was to inform others and gather more data about the global scope of this surveillance software.
View Twitter post →Deep dive into AppCloud's Terms & Conditions revealed concerning language around data collection, user consent, and third-party sharing. The terms appear designed to provide maximum legal cover for extensive surveillance capabilities.
This investigation establishes systematic documentation of AppCloud's surveillance capabilities, legal implications, and global reach. Each discovery builds the case for regulatory action and user awareness about this surveillance infrastructure embedded in consumer devices.