Mobile App Falsely Flags Legitimate Extension as Suspicious
A mobile app falsely flags a legitimate skill/extension as suspicious while the web version correctly shows it as benign. The inconsistent security assessment between platforms creates confusion and erodes trust in the flagging system.
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