Study: 85% of mobile apps fail to disclose how they use consumer data
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September 11, 2014 In Security News

Study: 85% of mobile apps fail to disclose how they use consumer data

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It sometimes seems like every new product begs the same question: Is using this worth giving up whatever privacy I have left? So many applications and websites request or require access to address …
Source: pando.com
“Now, this isn’t as bad as if the developers were stealing…

Read More: https://pingpal.io/2014/09/study-85-of-mobile-apps-fail-to-disclose-how-they-use-consumer-data/

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