https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/new-android-taptrap-attack-fools-users-with-invisible-ui-trick/ Mitigation is mentioned (inside accessibility settings)
How is Google Android not going to "fix/plug" this leak with an almost instant update release? Funny I just tried to paste the link above but my TOR node is blocked. So finding the cure is secure, LOL
They have been aware of this for a long time now: https://taptrap.click/ And it's part of functionality, though with all the media attention Google might change their opinion: https://grapheneos.social/@GrapheneOS/114895041566978956
Given a chance I would 10 out of 10 times took wiping of my phone than giving access to my banking app. Media and companies producing apps. I asked my two banks yesterday whether their apps are mitigating that vulnerability or should I disable animations. I'm waiting for answer. If enough consumer will ask high-profile app developers about that, then Google will have to address that.
