There is a setting to allow 3rd party apps (apps not in the app stores.) It's become too dangerous to leave that on to the point you have to re-flash or factory reset the phone to remove malware.
Read https://www.cnet.com/forums/discussions/malicious-advertising-turn-off-allow-third-party-apps-now/
So the answer is no. If such an app existed then that app shows the OS is not as secure as you want it to be. Maybe Apple next time?
Many apps can use and spread info on our phones. Some can even switch on the camera without us knowing this, they can switch on our microphone and listen in on us.
My suggestion is, can't anyone create an app, to disallow given permission to apps? Maybe this can be integrated in the phone-software. I am having trouble with a few apps, which cannot be de-installed, even factory-reset keeps them still active.
I've got an app called Quick Launcher, can't seem te get rid of it.
So again, software-developers or app-guys help!


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