Personal data belonging to more than 31 million users of a third-party smartphone keyboard app called ai.type were exposed online due to an unprotected online database. In total, nearly 580 ...

A popular keyboard app for Android offered conflicting statements about its data collection policies to its more than 200 million users. The discrepancy came to light on 21 September when researchers ...

We used to call ginormous phones “phablets,” and they were novelties. Now they’re just phones. And as big as they are---the Nexus 6 may have been too big---everyone's making devices with ...

An encryption loophole in these apps leaves nearly a billion people vulnerable to eavesdropping. Almost all keyboard apps used by Chinese people around the world share a security loophole that ...

Now, a new report has revealed that the platform also harvests your personal data through the in app keyboard as well. The report adds that these social media apps (including Facebook Messenger ...

It does just about everything you need from a keyboard app, and does it well ... 5 per month to get all of the advanced features (those data centers don't come cheap). There's still plenty ...

“There is an opportunity to increase the utility of mobile phones by adding a dedicated mobile keyboard,” he said. Tappa is known for its app and mobile keyboard, mostly used for Android device ...

Personal data belonging to over 31 million customers of a popular virtual keyboard app has leaked online, after the app's developer failed to secure the database's server. The server is owned by ...

Virtual keyboard app developer Ai.Type accidentally exposed the personal data of 31 million users, including their phone contacts, according to security researchers. The files were stored in a ...

Personal data belonging to over 31 million customers of a popular virtual keyboard app has leaked online, after the app's developer failed to secure the database's server. The server is owned by ...