Techlore Surveillance Report Apple & MacOS Big Sur Spy on Every App!? - Surveillance Report 25
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Nov 15, 2020 Discover the alarming revelations about Android's background data use impacting users with limited plans. Dive into the scandal around Zoom’s misleading encryption claims, resulting in FTC intervention. Uncover Mac Big Sur's controversial data leaks that raise serious privacy concerns. Explore Apple's historic PRISM connections and how they relate to current privacy debates. Plus, learn about the risks from exposed voter data in a recent campaign site mishap. Stay informed about the ongoing battle for digital privacy!
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Use Email Aliases To Protect Your Inbox
- Try SimpleLogin to create email aliases and protect your real inbox from sites and services.
- Register once and use dedicated aliases for social, shopping, and dating to limit breaches and organize accounts.
Background Data Can Drain Limited Cellular Plans
- A lawsuit claims Android phones exchange ~260 MB/month with Google over cellular data even when apps aren't used.
- The suit targets cost to users with limited cellular allowances, not Google's background data privacy practices.
Zoom Misled Users About Encryption
- Zoom falsely advertised end-to-end encryption for years and used that claim in healthcare settings tied to HIPAA concerns.
- The FTC settlement forces Zoom to improve security, but politicians want stronger penalties and user compensation.