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“which includes which apps are being used and for how long, which websites are visited, and data about a user's location“ This is probaly in the “/tmp” or simi
by pfortuny 6y ago
“which includes which apps are being used and for how long, which websites are visited, and data about a user's location“
This is probaly in the “/tmp” or similar directory and probably useful for the system as a whole to be readable (or probably /dev or /proc). It is not a big deal unless you are facebook and, for instance, want to know if your user watches foxnews or has the cnn app or whatever.
AFAIK just doing “ps” gives you a LOT of info on any unix env.
- quenix 6y agoI may be wrong, but I don't think the iOS sandbox allows apps to poke around that much.