The Android app, the iPhone app and the browser version all open the same Wildtokyo Casino account, and the app download is 78 MB.
Wildtokyo Casino publishes each number below, so you can match the app to the phone already in your hand.
That permissions warning is normal for any app installed outside a store, and it takes one switch to clear.
The native app is listed on Google Play and the App Store, both showing version 4.2.1.
The iPhone build carries the same 4.2.1 version and 4.7 rating, and the Home Screen route asks nothing of your storage.
Wildtokyo Casino names its sources. Open the site on your phone or the store page and take the file from there, never from a message or a pop-up. That is the only place a genuine build reaches you.
Your balance stays scrambled. Cards the app sends are wrapped in 128-bit SSL, the same seal the browser uses, so a public network sees scrambled data. Watch for the padlock before you sign in.
Permissions worth granting. Notifications, storage and camera access are what the app asks for; it never needs your contacts, your messages or your location to play. Refuse anything outside that short list.
Check the footer licence line. Scroll to the footer and read the licence line: it should name the Malta Gaming Authority and MGA/B2C/028/2011. A build without that line is not ours, however it looks.
Continue readingOne worry answered here: that the app is only a shortcut to the same website.
Useful when you are deciding what to keep on your phone for the next session.
After reading, you will know which setting or file is stopping the app from starting.
Wildtokyo Casino answers these in plain terms, the way support would on a live chat.
Wildtokyo Casino lists the system each build needs, so you can check before you download anything.
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