4 ms·
Is that on Android, iOS, or both?
by maxharris 6y ago
Is that on Android, iOS, or both?
- jnwatson 6y agoFor me, iOS, but they were caught on both platforms.
- heyoni 6y agoThe app stole your contacts after you granted the app permission to access them, right? Not saying it’s your fault, just wondering if they used some loophole.
- rumanator 6y ago> The app stole your contacts after you granted the app permission to access them, right? That completely misses the point. With mobile applications you are only a dark pattern away from clicking on a button and letting a third-party spy on all your contacts, location, personal info, etc. You don't get that with the web.
- heyoni 6y agoSo they didn’t use a loophole? Cool, cause that was all I cared about. Also, you will get all of that with the web. Just check google chrome to see what kind of permissions can be granted for any individual website. Contact sharing is right around the corner.
- maxharris 6y agoHow long ago was this? I get the sense that their sandboxing is improving?
- harrisonjackson 6y agoLinkedIn is why I won't ever again grant any app this permission ever.