Cyberdost: The 'lure' of free movies can be costly! Government warns: These apps can steal your data..

The word "free" immediately triggers greed... but this greed can cost you dearly, especially for those who enjoy watching free movies. Something obtained for free can sometimes become a source of trouble and danger. Many people are unknowingly putting their security and data at risk in their pursuit of free movies. Recently, Cyberdost (under the Ministry of Home Affairs) issued a warning regarding the Pikashow app. People are watching pirated content through this app. What does Cyberdost have to say about this app, and what kind of warning has been issued? Let's find out.

Why is Pikashow dangerous?
People are using this app for free movies and shows, but Cyberdost says that this app is not safe. This app provides pirated content, and your data could be at risk. Now you might be wondering how an app can endanger your data? The fact is, this app is not available on the Google Play Store or the Apple App Store, which is why people download it from third-party sources via APK files.

Downloading from third-party apps can introduce malware or spyware into your device, jeopardizing both your mobile data and security. Moreover, there's a risk of banking details and other sensitive information being leaked from your mobile device. Cyberdost has stated that these apps are not only risky for data and security but can also land you in legal trouble.

Remember:
Do not download or install any app on your mobile from any third-party site or via an APK file.
Only download mobile apps from the Google Play Store or the Apple App Store.
Stop watching pirated movies; otherwise, you could face legal consequences.

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