Don't download an app unless you trust the folks who made it. It's not on the company, it's on you. You are responsible for yourself and the security of your in

Don't download an app unless you trust the folks who made it. It's not on the company, it's on you. You are responsible for yourself and the security of your information. It's not Instapaper's job to watch your shit. Also, call a spade a spade. If you want to issue them a challenge, ask them to download the Facebook app or the Path app or any of the other infringing apps. But they already have. They have already done the thing they're being accused of being uncomfortable with. How sharing information from your iPhone with a company and publishing it online for the world to see are equivalent, I can't fathom.