YuzzQ: aApps security
You said at another answer: "Network isolation— The simplest approach is to simply not install aApps you don't trust. Granular per-aApp firewall rules is an interesting idea we'll keep in mind for the future."
How do i know which can be trusted? As you know, there is any info of aApp except name, short description. Thanks
Yanghuang_remio
May 24, 2026A: Hi! That's a fair concern.
All aApps listed on our marketplace go through code review by the Remio Agent team before being published, and every update is reviewed as well. We check for backdoors, phishing code, and other malicious behavior, so you can trust that anything listed has passed our baseline security standards
That said, if you're ever unsure, keep in mind that an aApp is essentially a packaged workflow. If you can clearly describe what you need, Remio can often handle it directly without an aApp at all. You can also build your own aApp for full control over what it does.
Hope that gives you more confidence! 🙏