WeChat: Data protection apparently stops at "political boundaries
What is particularly striking is that the app naturally also has access to location and environment data and even to the mobile phone's camera.
Monthly Archives: May 2020
Messages from the Berlin data protection authority at the level of the White House
rstly, some of them should learn the basics of data protection law before they open their mouths, and secondly, there is still such a thing as common sense.
When 15 million customers have to be informed that all their data including chat history, personal preferences and credit card ended up on the net... from a porn website, of all things.
Just as well a "common hacker" could have found the data sets and downloaded them illegally. Just because this didn't happen due to a lucky coincidence doesn't mean that everything was all right.