App - Download Facebook Clone

This was the funniest part. The app secretly installed a VPN profile on my phone. Why? So it could hijack my traffic and inject ads into other apps, not just Facebook. I opened Twitter and saw an ad for diet pills. I opened Chrome and saw an ad for "Hot Singles near you." The clone was cashing in on my every click. The Verdict: Should you download one? Hard no.

Uninstall the clone, run a virus scan, and change your password if you already clicked the link. download facebook clone app

The app asked for permission to access my camera, microphone, and my list of installed apps. Why does a Facebook wrapper need to know if I have a banking app installed? Red flag number one. This was the funniest part

Your battery is at 5%. You’re standing in a grocery store line. And the official Facebook app is somehow using 2GB of storage, running slower than a shopping cart with a wonky wheel, and serving you ads for the thing you just talked about out loud. So it could hijack my traffic and inject

These developers spend hundreds of hours copying Facebook’s design so they can spend 5 seconds selling your login credentials on the dark web.

And remember: If the app icon looks slightly off (the "f" is a little too fat, or the blue is a little too green), run away. Have you ever fallen for a clone app? Tell me your horror story in the comments—just don't download anything I wouldn't download.