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This isn't limited to Facebook. Yesterday I saw that PUBG just came out for Android. I've heard great things about it, so I looked for it on the Play Store an
by zeveb 9y ago
This isn't limited to Facebook. Yesterday I saw that PUBG just came out for Android. I've heard great things about it, so I looked for it on the Play Store and took a look at the permissions. It demands the ability to read my phone's logs & see running apps. What possible reason could it have for that?
It's a free app. While I know that there are in-app purchases, is Tencent also selling information about me if I install it?
No thanks — I chose not to install it.
The modern web/app/software platform is built on users trading their privacy & security for value, rather than trading money for value. I'd really rather just pay.
- stordoff 9y ago> It demands the ability to read my phone's logs & see running apps. What possible reason could it have for that? Possibly anti-cheat?