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New analysis from researchers at Mozilla revealed that mental health & prayer apps have "terrible privacy protection" and "they track, share, & capitalize on users’ most intimate personal thoughts & feelings, like moods, mental state, &biometric data.”
theverge.com
Mental health apps have terrible privacy protections, report finds
They’re responsible for deeply personal information.
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catflyhigh
@catflyhigh1
Me using web since 1995, cell phone since 1998. But I use phone as a phone & to take photos, 1 wake-up song & 3 games. Thats it. It never came into my mind to use an app for (mental) health or religion. Who needs that? On a phone? Crazy World. 🤣
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web3d
@web3d4
Always interests me how religious folks can be a bit judging. No offense meant to you directly, but who cares how people pray? Seriously. If they want to pray, let them pray however they want? I don’t think there is a rule on how to do it correctly..
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