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(Natural News) Free apps come with a price. More often than not, free app developers request permission upon download to access a smartphone’s user data to monetize advertisements within the app. An Android and iOS on-screen keyboard app called AI.type recently failed to secure their user database server with a password, allowing anyone to access... |
Is your online data secure? The personal data of 31 MILLION users was compromised by keyboard app developers who used an unsecured online database
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