Oct 15
OnePlus will begin limiting data collection, offer opt-out following privacy outcry
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Earlier this month it was revealed that Android handset-maker OnePlus was collecting large amounts of users’ data, both without explicit permission and without making it clear it was doing so. While the data is said to be used for analytical purposes, it included plenty of personally identifiable information. Understandably, OnePlus users have been more than a little upset about this, … Continue reading
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Many OnePlus owners were more than a little upset when they found out that the company is collecting gobs of user data from its phones without asking, including personally identifiable info. It’s no surprise, then, that OnePlus is taking quick steps…