Wang Kai was the first to download the smart assistant to his phone. As soon as he started the installation, a notification sound chimed on his phone:
"Blocking verification procedure detected. Bypass verification and install directly?"
Wang Kai was amazed when he saw this. "Yes" and "No" options had even appeared on his phone screen.
'It's this smart?'
Moreover, he knew exactly what "bypass verification and install directly" meant.
He used an iPhone. To download and install any app, you had to use the system's built-in App Store.
This was one of Apple's draconian policies. Otherwise, the app would be verified, either becoming an untrusted piece of software with many functions disabled, or it simply wouldn't install at all.
But now, this software could completely ignore Apple's verification system and install directly?
Finding it incredible, Wang Kai immediately selected "Yes."
