ALERT - Some Chinese Android Smartphones Sending Users Private Data Secretly To China
Some Chinese Android Smartphones Sending Users Private Data Secretly To China
Beware of using the low-priced China android smartphones.
“Kryptowire”, a well known reputed mobile security firm confirmed the news. They published a research report in the New York Times stated that issue with trafficking users data via Chinese smartphones. These Chinese smartphones continuously transfer users private info to China after every 72 hours. All these Chinese smartphones contain malicious malware which runs in the background of this android phones. According to “Kryptowire” report this harmful malware is discovered very recently. And “Kryptowire” has claimed that the developed of this malicious malware is Shanghai Adups Technology co. And over 80% Chinese smartphones are manufacturing now by two famous Chinese company ZTE and Huawei. Now, it’s completely unknown how much users are now affected by this malware around the world.
How does this malicious malware work ?
It’s not still clear how the malware works. But according to the research paper of “Kryptowire” firm this malware first collects the entire content of the “contact lists, call logs, text messages, location information and other private data,” on the mobile. And then the malware transmits the data to Chinese servers.
Be Careful Be Safe …
Source of the news : https://www.hackread.com/chinese-android-smartphones-sending-data-to-china/
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Thanks for the information royal
Ah well. I'm sure China owns a bunch Apps available on the app store which users agree to give up their private data anyways.
Or they gave up the private data to an American owned App that in turned sold it to another marketing company in America which then sent it to China
People so worried about govs getting their private info they forget they already gave it all up to play game
Thats why I got the DTek50. great phone to prevent that stuff. Can still play games without giving up the info you agree to give up. neat eh.
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