There is no doubt that when there is a question on security, Apple and the App Store are definitely safe places. However, it is not like that; Apple declares that every application has gone through a process before it becomes published on the App Store. Now the company has boasted about the security of its storefront, which is a good place based on security but there are also have some apps that manage to slip.
We are focusing on Zoshy+ and also from the name, you cannot make more also, to begin with. This application was little popular in the game Puzzle charts o the App Store, and also, it is based on the screenshots and the description of the app; it was just a Sudoku client.
An application providing TV Shows and Movies in disguise of a Sudoku App
After an application become launch, it depicts all over a different experience, like the users accessing countless films. All the TV Shows that they see illegally for free; the worst thing is that it contains more from the service stream of Apple TV+.
Apple was able to remove this application from the App Store quickly. Still, it has been seen that it was listed under the developer account having the name of “Ha Miller”, and it was the only published application. It has been found that the app managed to become afloat with the advantage of server-side controls; it indicates that after installing and launching the app for the first time there is the basic Sudoku’s UI shell was presented.
![Pirated movies and TV shows app, disguised as Sudoku game, climbs App Store charts [update: gone] - 9to5Mac](http://9to5mac.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/6/2021/06/pirate-movies-transform.jpg?quality=82&strip=all&w=1000 "Apple removes a Pirated Movies application in disguise with Sudoku Game 3")
After that, the real UI has been replaced by the interface of the video browser for TV Shows and films. It is definitely a clever approach but cannot stay for a long time, which is very obvious that Apple has removed the application from the App Store.
It is not such common incidents that anyone might think it is, but it has rarely reported this kind of stuff happening with Apple. Even Google is also swift to distribute content in an illegal way which is never a good thing, so it is a good thing that the app is no longer available on that App Store.
