This is truly a big deal, and also effects Android. The system of "privacy checking" doesn't work when the consumer has almost zero information about how they w

This is truly a big deal, and also effects Android. The system of "privacy checking" doesn't work when the consumer has almost zero information about how they will actually use the information. Its a binary "give access to everything" or "you can't use this app" which creates an arms race. App updates can then ask for more and more permissions. More importantly, even a misclick can easily give access rights away to your entire email inbox, phone contacts, call history or any other information you might consider private.