User Data from Third-Party Keyboard ai.type Apparently Compromised

AppAdvice
Dec 6, 2017, 2:54 pm428 pts
According to a new report from the Kromtech Security Center, more than 31 million records of both Android and iOS users of third-party keyboard ai.type was briefly available to anyone to view online. The security firm detailed some of the information found in the database: Client files that included the…

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