Some apps read your clipboard when they come to the foreground — not only when you tap Paste. That can include one-time codes, addresses, or a password you just copied. On iPhone, recent iOS versions show a banner when an app reads the clipboard; treat that as a signal, not noise. Prefer Share sheets over copy-paste for sensitive text, and clear the clipboard after OTPs. On Android, check which apps have notification access and “draw over other apps” — listeners can read OTPs that appear in notifications, and overlays are a known path for stealing passwords and taps.
At Prynoid we test claims against behaviour, including what an app touches when you are not looking.
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