Remember last year there was this fuss about apps harvesting your location data and selling it? The curious case of Accuweather and other apps selling our location data Well, if you were doing that, the news today is Apple's not going to put up with it, apparently: Apple finally decided to start enforcing guidelines on selling location data So the question that's no doubt on your mind today then, Dear Evil Readers, is: What ways are left to be Evil to my users? As it happens, and this is just the strangest thing, since fastlane was purchased by Google, it seems that the main thing @KrauseFx has been working on is compiling a Manual Of How To Be Evil: Privacy research I work on privacy research projects for the iOS platform in my free time. Those projects are in no way affiliated with my work or my employer… Definitely not, we'd never suspect that! It's not as if that employer has repeatedly needed to pay out tens of millions of dollars for privacy breaches… … oh, wait. All kidding aside, you probably want to read through the collection of articles on that page to be aware of things that could happen to you and how to protect against them, even if you're not planning to Use Them For Evil — — or, as may happen, inadvertently.


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