iOS Apps Are More Likely To Collect Your Personal Data Than Android Apps [Report]

Cult of Mac
By Cult of AndroidMar 1, 2013, 11:14 am264 pts
The latest App Report from research firm Appthority has found that free apps downloaded onto iOS devices are more likely to collect your personal data than free apps downloaded on Android, with 60% of the top ten App Store downloads sharing data with advertising and analytics networks. The report suggests that…

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