Bad news for 100 million Android users, delete these apps immediately, otherwise, there will be a big loss
This is bad news for you if you are an Android user. Find out.
Data of 100 million Android users have been leaked. The reason is that there are more than 2 dozen apps that have been downloaded by Android users. Checkpoint Research has released a list of apps that leak users' personal data. This includes smartphones and tablets. The personal data of millions of users linked to these Android apps is available on a real-time database. If you have already downloaded these apps, delete them immediately.
Which apps steal data?
According to the report, some of these weak applications specialize in astrology, fax, taxi services, and screen recording. Researchers have pointed to three apps in this list. Astro Guru, T'Leva, a taxi healing app with over 50,000 downloads and Logo Maker is leaking users' personal data. According to the report, these apps have a number of shortcomings that endanger users' personal data. These include email, password, name, date of birth, gender information, private chat, device location, user identifiers, and other matters.
