1) Providing the root, ROM flashing, software blocking/blocklist breakthrough, anti-blocking, and anti-mark functions.
2) Interfering with, damaging, or blocking the normal running of mobile communications networks, network services, or other legal services.
3) Blocking or interfering with some or all functions, data, or archived content of other apps.
4) Forcibly enabling system services such as Bluetooth and GPS.
5) Exiting or ending automatically when users reject your app's unnecessary or unreasonable permission requests during app installation, running, or use.
6) Obtaining sensitive user information and permissions without users' authorization.
1) Displaying malicious pop-ups in any form by listening to system events, such as tapping the Home button, changing the Wi-Fi status, locking and unlocking the screen, installing and uninstalling an app, and changing the navigation bar status.
2) Displaying malicious pop-ups when your app is running in the background or closed.
3) Maliciously overriding the lock screen.
1) Creating transparent desktop widgets or folders.
2) Setting transparent or hidden icons.
3) Hiding the recent task list.
4) Maliciously modifying task icons and names in the recent task list.
5) Adding components and widgets to the home screen without clearly informing users or obtaining their consent.
1) Behaviors that may cause system function keys to fail. For example, there is no response when users tap function keys.
2) Hiding the navigation bar or status bar in full screen mode.
3) Hiding system function keys or blocking bezel-less screen gestures, including the Home, Back, and Recent keys.
4) Delaying closing or exiting the app, or closing or exiting the app only after a countdown ends.
1) Automatic or associated startup without user consent or in improper scenarios, as well as keeping other apps from the same company active in the background.
2) Waking up an app or keeping it running in the background for a long time through screen-off, screen lock, contacts, audio playback, wallpapers, performance monitoring, device management, or scheduled tasks.
3) Creating foreground services to wake up an app or keep it running in the background for a long time.
4) Disabling the function of closing an app by stopping the app's processes.
1) Forging the navigation bar or desktop window.
2) Forging other apps' screens or imitating system notifications or warnings when pushing notifications in the notification panel.
3) Stealing sensitive personal information, such as contacts and SMS messages, or taking photos or recording audio without informing users or through deceptive means.