InfoFi apps might look flashy on the surface, but here's what concerns me: beyond the usual low-quality noise and spam cluttering these platforms, there's something more troubling lurking beneath. If you're not careful about what permissions you grant when connecting these dApps to your wallet or account, they can start doing some shady stuff automatically—auto-following accounts, making unsolicited interactions, basically running their own bot-like operations without your active consent. It's the kind of thing that can compromise your account security and reputation without you even realizing it's happening. Worth paying closer attention to before you connect anything.
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GasFeeSobber
· 01-18 22:35
This thing is really scary. Just give it authorization, and it automatically hangs up. Damn.
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GrayscaleArbitrageur
· 01-17 18:11
Damn, it's this kind of scammy permission trap again, even daring to tamper with the wallet
Just a quick check of permission and it's over, the account is directly compromised, damn it...
These infidapp are really hard to defend against, behind the flashy exterior are all autobots
There should have been a permission manager long ago, otherwise who would dare to connect casually
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ETHReserveBank
· 01-15 23:15
Permissions really need to be understood clearly, or you'll get caught in a trap
Stay calm before connecting your wallet, don't be fooled by the UI
These infra apps have pretty deep tricks, gotta be more cautious
Automated interactions are indeed a bit disgusting
That's why I never authorize randomly, I've been burned before
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LonelyAnchorman
· 01-15 23:04
Even wallet permissions need to be checked three times, or you'll directly become a human flesh bot.
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0xLostKey
· 01-15 23:03
Bro, this permission issue is really incredible. I've only seen accounts messed up completely by auto-follow.
Connecting wallets randomly without even thinking it through is just asking for trouble.
All these flashy things are full of traps; you need to understand them clearly before acting.
This InfoFi setup looks sophisticated but is actually full of tricks. Being cautious won't hurt.
Using automation to trick people like this, I'm really speechless...
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blocksnark
· 01-15 22:51
This is exactly what I've been wanting to say. People who grant permissions without even checking wallet permissions really need to wake up.
No, how can these dApps secretly run bot operations? They're extremely covert.
The pitfalls of information finance are right here. They look flashy on the surface, but secretly do all kinds of things behind the scenes.
This kind of automated interaction routine, if you're not careful, you'll fall into a trap.
Granting permissions is like opening a backdoor; once done, you can't stop it.
Projects that treat Account Security as a joke truly deserve to be delisted.
Wow, there's such an operation? No wonder so many people get scammed.
Be cautious, be cautious. Say it three times. Make sure to check permissions carefully before connecting.
Trust in a dApp these days has really become a luxury.
InfoFi apps might look flashy on the surface, but here's what concerns me: beyond the usual low-quality noise and spam cluttering these platforms, there's something more troubling lurking beneath. If you're not careful about what permissions you grant when connecting these dApps to your wallet or account, they can start doing some shady stuff automatically—auto-following accounts, making unsolicited interactions, basically running their own bot-like operations without your active consent. It's the kind of thing that can compromise your account security and reputation without you even realizing it's happening. Worth paying closer attention to before you connect anything.