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Lawsuit Claims Top iPhone Games Stole User Data

Is it a real surprise that there are iPhone apps out there that snoop, and bypass safeguards. When will encrypted data at the 2048 and higher bit level make it into the tech we take for granted on a daily basis. Full Article at Slashdot

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