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How much data are the most popular apps on Android and iOS leaking to third parties (i.e. people who have nothing to do with the app you’re using). A LOT!

Format LinkPosted on 04.11.2015Author riyadCategories EnglishTags Android, Apps, Arstechnica, Insights, Internet Finds, iOS, Marketing, Privacy, Research, Science, Security

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