These two apps collect your data most, warns security researchers
These two apps collect your data most, warns security researchers
The recent report by cybersecurity firm Surfshark analyzed the data practices of 100 popular apps, ranking them based on 32 data points outlined in Apple's privacy policy. Facebook and Instagram are the most data-hungry offenders, collecting all 32 data points. X (formerly Twitter) collected less data overall but was the most eager to share it with third parties.
The recent report by cybersecurity firm Surfshark analyzed the data practices of 100 popular apps, ranking them based on 32 data points outlined in Apple's privacy policy. Facebook and Instagram are the most data-hungry offenders, collecting all 32 data points. X (formerly Twitter) collected less data overall but was the most eager to share it with third parties.
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The recent report by cybersecurity firm Surfshark analyzed the data practices of 100 popular apps, ranking them based on 32 data points outlined in Apple's privacy policy. Facebook and Instagram are the most data-hungry offenders, collecting all 32 data points. X (formerly Twitter) collected less data overall but was the most eager to share it with third parties. 
