Half of mobile apps share with third parties the location of their users
Half of mobile apps share with third parties the location of their users The sale of data to companies outside the business is an illegal practice Almost half of the most downloaded mobile apps send the location of the device to third parties, while 18% send the name of the user and 16% share up to their email address with other companies, data that applications sell to get financing to advertising companies. An exchange that is an illegal practice but carried out by almost half of the developers of 'apps', according to data from the Federal Trade Commission of the United States. This shows that data traffic occurs not only due to the negligence of users when accepting conditions of use, but also because of the applications themselves, according to a study carried out by the software development and management services company. of personal data PrivacyCloud. The sale of data to marketing companies so that they reinforce user perles is the source of inco...