Be careful who you trust http://mobiputing.com/tag/jackeey-wallpaper/ http://mobiputing.com/tag/jackeey-wallpaper/ Update 2: Google temporarily banned the dev

Be careful who you trust http://mobiputing.com/tag/jackeey-wallpaper/ http://mobiputing.com/tag/jackeey-wallpaper/ Update 2: Google temporarily banned the developer’s apps, but has since decided that they’re safe. You can now download them from the Android Market again. But the bigger point is that you should look closely at the permissions required by some apps to determine whether you’re comfortable with the type of information they’re collecting. http://www.androidtapp.com/android-wallpaper-apps-falsely-accused-of-spyware-and-stealing-sensitive-user-data-fud/ http://www.androidtapp.com/android-wallpaper-apps-falsely-ac... The worse part about all of this is no one, I mean no one fact checked accurately. VentureBeat, The Wall Street Journal, CNET, Fast Company, Fortune, PC World, Computerworld, Gizmodo, AppleInsider, etc. the list goes on and on and everybody jumped the gun in reporting the issue. No one asked the developer about it nor really looked into the methods Lookout used in building it’s report called the App Genome Project.