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Consumer impact summary
Motorola has been adding an adware app called Live lock screen(from Taboola) under the guise of a "security update". This is installed as a system app and so cannot be deleted.
Incidents
This is a list of all consumer protection incidents related to this product line.
- Reddit post Motorola has been adding an adware app called Live lock screen(from Taboola) under the guise of a "security update".
See also
An article covering this issue
Reddit link discussing Live lock screen removal procedure
- ↑ smart phone company.