2. Atomic Service Security

To provide users with a secure and reliable environment, your atomic service must not contain any security risks that attempt to abuse or improperly use networks or devices, or interfere with other atomic services.

2.1 Your atomic service must not contain viruses or Trojans through methods including but not limited to malicious code, files, and programs that negatively impact the system or infringe upon user rights.

2.2 Your atomic service must not subscribe users to paid services (such as premium SMS, premium calls, and other subscriptions and purchases through tricky means) through covert execution, deceptive taps, or other means, or utilize mobile payment services without user knowledge or authorization, leading to financial loss for users.

2.3 Your atomic service must not hijack system operations, exploit vulnerabilities, or use deceptive techniques to monitor users or steal data. This includes but is not limited to stealing user accounts or other sensitive information through home screen hijacking, clipboard monitoring, or phishing links.

2.4 Your atomic service must not allow remote attackers to control phones, receive remote commands, invade user privacy, steal assets, or execute other malicious activities without user authorization or awareness.

2.5 Your atomic service must not download, install, or run third-party malicious code to modify its own or other atomic services' features, including but not limited to abusing hot updates or plugin mechanisms to dynamically load malicious code.

2.6 Your atomic service must not, without user knowledge or authorization, automatically make calls, send SMS/MMS/emails, or frequently connect to networks, causing unexpected charges for users.

2.7 Your atomic service must not exploit the system or resources to perform denial-of-service (DoS) attacks or participate in distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks, preventing users from accessing services.

2.8 Your atomic service must not, without user knowledge, use the system or resources for profit-making activities, including but not limited to mining cryptocurrency, artificially inflating metrics through simulating clicks on ads or links, downloading software, or modifying service logic to manipulate statistics or rankings.

2.9 Your atomic service must not interfere with, block, disrupt, or unauthorizedly access user communication features, network services, or other legitimate services, causing device malfunction or harming user interests.

2.10 Your atomic service must not induce or deceive users into performing actions that compromise system or atomic service security without understanding the consequences. This includes but is not limited to downloading or installing root tools, toggling on the device administrator option, and enabling auxiliary features.

2.11 Your atomic service must not encrypt user data, obscure windows, abuse lock screen and app lock permissions, or exploit DoS vulnerabilities to interfere with normal device usage and demand ransom for restoration.

2.12 Your atomic service or its ads must not mimic system features and system messages, such as fake notifications or warnings sent by the system or other atomic services, to deceive or induce users into specific behaviors.

2.13 Your atomic service must not forcefully enable system services (for example, Bluetooth and GPS) without user authorization.

2.14 Your atomic service must not prompt or force a device restart, nor should it induce or force changes to system settings beyond its service scope, including but not limited to automatically modifying system default settings after atomic service installation without user knowledge.

2.15 Your atomic service must not induce or force changes to system default features, as this can cause system malfunctions, including but not limited to preventing processes from stopping or disabling feature buttons (for example, making the back button unresponsive).

2.16 Your atomic service must not contain hidden or unnoticeable features, such as hiding the recent-task list without a valid reason. It must also not abuse foreground services or the floating window permission to display malicious pop-ups on the home page or other service pages.

2.17 Your atomic service must not modify data or archives of other atomic services, nor should it maliciously interfere with, block, induce, or force users to uninstall other atomic services.

2.18 Your atomic service must not take over the lock screen without user knowledge or authorization, for example, displaying ads on the lock screen.

2.19 Your atomic service must not attempt to abuse or improperly use networks, system mechanisms, system features, or system vulnerabilities. It must not interfere with other atomic services or affect device functionality in a way that disrupts user operations and experience.