Motorola stops its phones from hijacking the Amazon app, which was ‘unintended’ Ben Schoon | May 27 2026 - 6:55 am PT | May 27 2026 - 6:55 am PT Following the discovery that Motorola phones were hijacking the Amazon app to inject affiliate data, Motorola has confirmed to 9to5Google that it has ende… …
… An app update on Motorola phones has started hijacking the Amazon app for the sake of injecting an affiliate code. To do that, tapping the app icon opens the user’s browser and immediately redirects to the Amazon app. …
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… While I was using this phone, a random Motorola app update hijacked the Amazon app for the sake of stealing affiliate revenue . “Unintended” or not, that’s unacceptable on any device, even more so a $1,900 smartphone That should put me off a bit more, but other aspects of the package still managed … …