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Google reportedly peeks into Android data to gain edge over third-party apps – Ars Technica
Google is already under investigation by Congress, DOJ, and 50 state AGs.
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Google for several years has collected app-usage data collected from Android phones to develop and advance its own competing apps, a new report alleges.
The project, called Android Lockbox, “collects sensitive Android user data” for use within Google and has been in effect since at least 2013, The Information reports.
An internal team that tracks the worldwide usage of Google’s first-party apps “also has used Lockbox data on third-part…
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