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Apple Blocked over $9 Billion in App Store Fraud in Five Years

  • Apple blocked over $9 billion in App Store fraudulent transactions between 2019 and 2024, including $2 billion in 2024 alone.
  • This fraud prevention stems from Apple's extensive app review and account monitoring processes aimed at detecting unsafe and high-risk activity.
  • In 2024, Apple prevented close to two million app submissions deemed high-risk, deactivated 129 million customer accounts, terminated 146,000 developer accounts, and blocked 4.6 million attempts to sideload unauthorized apps.
  • In an effort to protect the marketplace, the company eliminated 143 million fraudulent reviews, detected nearly 4.7 million compromised credit cards, and prevented 1.6 million accounts from conducting further transactions.
  • These actions reinforce Apple's claim that its 15-30% commission supports fraud protection and infrastructure, although legal and regulatory pressures continue to challenge the App Store's control.
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Hawkdive.com broke the news in on Tuesday, May 27, 2025.
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