Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), it boasts that the App Store is an application store that is very well protected by its employees, but of course this is a big lie, because the store is full of bugs. Among the applications intended to trick people, until last night there was also one made by some Brazilians who just wanted to make fun of the users iPhone.
The application created by them promised to measure the heart rate through the Touch ID fingerprint reader of the phones, which of course is impossible, because there is no sensor for such a thing. The Brazilians asked for 90 dollars annually to allow the use of this functionality, and apparently, there were people who paid this amount.
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After many complaints made by customers and by the press, those from Apple finally woke up and deleted the respective application from the App Store, although it was not even supposed to appear there. How this "rigorous verification" application passed by the Apple company for the applications published in the App Store is very difficult to understand, but some people were still deceived.
Although this application has been deleted from the App Store, the problem is that either there are others undiscovered, or others will appear in the future, which will try to trick people. I recommend you not to be fooled by applications of this kind, with functions that Apple does not offer, but they promise to bring them to life, most of them being stupid because if there is no physical sensor, you cannot have the functionality.
