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- martin
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- CmdrKeene
Roger that, thanks!
- martin
Re: Duplicate in App Store
Thanks for your report.
We are aware of this:
Issue 2010 – Illegitimate WinSCP in Microsoft Store
We have reported this to Microsoft already. So far no reaction.
Would please report it yourself too? Thanks.
We are aware of this:
Issue 2010 – Illegitimate WinSCP in Microsoft Store
We have reported this to Microsoft already. So far no reaction.
Would please report it yourself too? Thanks.
- CmdrKeene
Duplicate in App Store
I'm not needing tech support, I'm just not sure how to inform the WinSCP team about this.
I see two listings for this in the MS App Store. There's the official one that this WinSCP.net website links to (https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/9p0pq8b65n8x?cid=downloads), listed in the store with Martin Prikryl as the developer name. This is the one I myself purchased years ago.
There's also another one with an identical name, near-identical description, for $4.99, with "Watch App" listed as the developer name.
I'm not sure if this is someone trying to just make money by luring users to buy from them, or potentially a malicious copy of the app, who knows. Just wanted to share it.
I assume the real WinSCP team can report this to Microsoft as a violation and get it pulled if that's the appropriate thing to do.
I see two listings for this in the MS App Store. There's the official one that this WinSCP.net website links to (https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/9p0pq8b65n8x?cid=downloads), listed in the store with Martin Prikryl as the developer name. This is the one I myself purchased years ago.
There's also another one with an identical name, near-identical description, for $4.99, with "Watch App" listed as the developer name.
I'm not sure if this is someone trying to just make money by luring users to buy from them, or potentially a malicious copy of the app, who knows. Just wanted to share it.
I assume the real WinSCP team can report this to Microsoft as a violation and get it pulled if that's the appropriate thing to do.