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Do Apps Compromise Your Privacy?

Does using apps compromise your privacy?

1 min Read
02.27.2020

By Maggie Kimberl

Apps collect data about everything you do, even things that are unrelated to the app itself. The collect data about where you are, what type of device you are using, what time you usually log on and for how long, and more. The reason? To sell that information to advertisers to generate more ad revenue. Learn more about how apps steal your data below!

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