A new analysis has revealed that Max, Russia's state-linked "super-app", functions as an advanced surveillance tool capable of monitoring tens of millions of citizens with a level of detail rarely seen in consumer technology. According to the findings, the platform can capture screenshots of a user's device, harvest private messages and financial data, inject code, and even impersonate users within the app itself. The research suggests that Max represents an unprecedented level of state-contro
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A new analysis has revealed that Max, Russia's state-linked "super-app", functions as an advanced surveillance tool capable of monitoring tens of millions of citizens with a level of detail rarely seen in consumer technology. According to the findings, the platform can capture screenshots of a user's device, harvest private messages and financial data, inject code, and even impersonate users within the app itself. The research suggests that Max represents an unprecedented level of state-contro
A new analysis has revealed that Max, Russia's state-linked "super-app", functions as an advanced surveillance tool capable of monitoring tens of millions of citizens with a level of detail rarely seen in consumer technology. According to the findings, the platform can capture screenshots of a user's device, harvest private messages and financial data, inject code, and even impersonate users within the app itself. The research suggests that Max represents an unprecedented level of state-contro
