First it was TikTok, then LinkedIn, now Reddit. SOPA Images / LightRocket via Getty Images Yesterday it was LinkedIn who made the news after being exposed by Apple’s new iOS 14 privacy notification feature. The same developer who saw the LinkedIn app accessing his clipboard data with every keystroke, Don …
Read More »iOS 14 is lighting up apps that spy, which are not great.Photo: Tomohiro Ohsumi (fake pictures) iOS 14’s new privacy feature have It has been cheating on many spy apps for the past few days, raising user concerns and hopefully inspiring the companies behind the apps to do something about …
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A new privacy feature in iOS 14 has exposed a number of popular apps and raised concerns about clipboard privacy. In the video above, I explain why this is worrying, but it’s not something to worry about. A small feature in iOS 14 that Apple didn’t highlight on stage has …
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The Duchess of Sussex felt “unprotected” by the royal family from claims made in the UK tabloid press against her while she was pregnant, court documents revealed. Meghan’s claims were made in the latest submissions in her legal action against the publisher of Mail on Sunday and Mail Online, Associated …
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Stop if you’ve heard this before: Facebook gave user data to external developers, even after specifically telling users they wouldn’t. In a blog post on Wednesday, Facebook announced that (oops!) Thousands of developers continued to receive updates of users’ non-public information beyond the point they should have received it. Specifically, …
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