How can you restrict app access?
In the new digital age we have ended up in with #smartphones we are mobile everywhere. Back in the day, you could only let me know where you were. Nowadays you can reserve a table, you #Facebook , #Twitter and #mail check and play games. For this purpose, the #apps need these apps to know more about you than you think.
The registration
You have a #smartphone and downloads an app. In most cases, you need to have a login names, #wachtwoord and #emailadres enter. If you do not do this, you will not be able to open the app and therefore you will not be able to use it further. With this registration, the app already has your email address. The email address is not only used to send you the #activatiemail to send. You'll receive emails later about a new update, new games from the publisher, or #reclame - Yes. Furthermore, they can be used with the #locatievoorziening see where you are and what you do. The Foursquare app is a good example of this.
Which apps sold, among other things, data by
According to the site www.cluefulapp.com sell the following apps data to commercial companies. At the beginning of 2012, the company looked at more than 100,000 apps and tried to find out if the apps were selling data. The results can be read on the site, but below a short list of well-known apps that sell data. However, what data the apps sent was not visible by Cluefulapp.
- Angry Birds Free
- - Shazam. - Yeah
- Song Pop Free
- Dictionary
- Textplus
- Unblock Me Free
