Apps Found Sending Personal Health, Other Sensitive Data to Facebook
Several smartphone apps have been discovered to transmit sensitive user data, including information such as heart rates and pregnancy status, to Facebook without users' consent.
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Several smartphone apps have been discovered to transmit sensitive user data, including information such as heart rates and pregnancy status, to Facebook without users' consent.
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