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A spokesperson for Apple also told TechRepublic that the European Commission’s decision will “… wrap us in red tape, slowing down Apple’s ability to innovate for users in Europe.” Continue reading EU Cracks Down on Apple for Anti-Competitive Behavior – Here’s What Apple Told Us in Response
The EU says the DMA keeps markets fair and open; Apple says the DMA introduces security problems. Apple is leveling fees against independent app stores. Continue reading What Do Apple’s EU App Store Changes Mean for App Developers?
400 developers have been naughty with user data, noncompliant with policy, and/or have ignored Facebook’s audit, it says. Continue reading Facebook has booted tens of thousands of data-grabbing apps
Leaked internal docs used to claim “privacy was an afterthought” at Facebook Continue reading Facebook user data used as bargaining chip, according to leaked docs
A perfect storm is brewing for any application running in a workstation—the client application—which is putting a target on its back and placing it in the “most vulnerable” category. The increasingly large amount of sensitive data aggregat… Continue reading Client Applications: A Hacker’s Easiest Target?
Google’s closing down the platform nobody uses and might face a class-action lawsuit over a G+ spawned breach it took 7 months to report. Continue reading Google+ wakes up to what the rest of us already knew
The security and privacy issues with APIs and third-party app developers are something that’s not just Facebook is dealing with.
A bug in Twitter’s API inadvertently exposed some users’ direct messages (DMs) and protected tweets to unauthorized third-… Continue reading Twitter API Flaw Exposed Users Messages to Wrong Developers For Over a Year
Reminder—If you’ve forgotten about any Google app after using it once a few years ago, be careful, it may still have access to your private emails.
When it comes to privacy on social media, we usually point fingers at Facebook for enabling third-party… Continue reading Reminder—Third Party Gmail Apps Can Read Your Emails, “Allow” Carefully!
In another one of those privacy hiccups Facebook is making a habit of lately, the company has admitted accidentally copying some weekly app developer emails to the wrong recipients. Continue reading Facebook sends weekly app emails to wrong people
It may come as a surprise to some organizations, but enterprise mobility management (EMM) does not equate to mobile security. Yes, EMM is considered the standard for mobile management, but EMM alone will not keep you or your mobile users and data … Continue reading Mobile security: Getting to total mobile threat protection