The scammers used the same MPTool to tweak the firmware more precisely, making fake drives harder to detect. They could mask the true capacity so well that standard software like "H2testw" wouldn't immediately catch it.
After completion:
: Often used for drives with "downgrade" or lower-quality NAND flash that require more intensive error-correction during the formatting process. MPALL (Mass Production Alliance) phison ps2251-07-ps2307- mptool
Within the configuration editor, navigate to the firmware configuration panel: The scammers used the same MPTool to tweak