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Privacy and Power: What your apps say about you (Part 2)
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Although you may be able to limit some data tracking on your web browser, your mobile device does not have the same tools to block third party trackers in mobile apps. Furthermore, there are very few laws in the U.S. that protect citizens from the collection of information through mobile apps. In the second installment of “Privacy and Power,” computer scientists from UC Berkeley and Stony Brook University show us how apps shuttle sensitive personal information to countless third parties.Dec. 9, 2019
