A recent update to Motorola phones fixed a major security flaw tied to how the devices would interact with the Amazon app. Here's what you should know.

It looks like Motorola's Smart Feed app hijacks the Amazon app when you try to open it, serving affiliate links instead.

Motorola has been accused of allegendly redirecting Amazon users on its phones via affiliate links using the pre-installed Smart Feeds app.

Motorola's Smart Feed is doing something very strange ...

A pre-installed app on Motorola smartphones redirects Amazon calls and injects affiliate codes. Affected users can disable ...

The issue came to light when a Reddit user shared a clip showing their new Motorola Razr 60 Ultra behaving weirdly when they ...

Users of Motorola phones that come preinstalled with software bloatware named Smart Feed have discovered that the service is ...

A truly bizarre situation on Motorola phones has led to the software hijacking the Amazon app to inject an affiliate code – ...

Some Motorola phones have been found quietly intercepting Amazon links and rerouting them through a third-party URL before adding an affiliate code and sending users to Amazon. The issue was first ...

Following the discovery that Motorola phones were hijacking the Amazon app to inject affiliate data, Motorola has confirmed ...

Motorola responds after users spot strange Amazon app redirects on Moto phones: Here is what the company said. Check all ...