Teardowns
We decompile the app that ships to your phone and write up what its code does. Each teardown shows the finding, the file and line behind it, and what it means for you.
I monitored device setup flow, scanning the room, the map, AI features, voice commands on both the vacuum cleaner and on the iOS app. The product respects user privacy better than most but it could have been better. Default dangerous features are off with a consent screen for each.
I decompiled the Temu app on both platforms. On Android it erases all ten of its own native libraries from the file security scanners read, rewrites its own Java methods under a server flag, and seals its telemetry with a home-grown cipher that has no extractable key.
I decompiled the Google Play “Trump Accounts” app, listed under U.S. Department of the Treasury. It's a Robinhood wrapper compiled as an internal “Golden Eagle” flavor.
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