Popular apps use hidden trackers to collect personal data without users’ consent – Daily Mail

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After hooking an iPhone up to monitoring software, it was discovered that over 5,400 app trackers were sending data from the device to third parties, like names, phone numbers and IP addresses.

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SOURCE: Mail Online

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