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Daily Archives: March 21, 2012
iPhone and Android Apps Are Now Required to Have Privacy Policies
Major app makers and distributors are now forced to have privacy policy for their apps. Here is what arstechnica.com had to say about it: The makers of the most widely used mobile app stores have agreed to comply with a … Continue reading
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