Previous Close | 218.00 |
Open | 218.00 |
Bid | 216.15 |
Ask | 220.50 |
Strike | 305.00 |
Expire Date | 2022-09-16 |
Day's Range | 218.00 - 218.00 |
Contract Range | N/A |
Volume | 1 |
Open Interest | 142 |
Hundreds of Android apps, far more than previously disclosed, have sent granular user location data to X-Mode, a data broker known to sell location data to U.S. military contractors. The apps include messaging apps, a free video and file converter, several dating sites, and religion and prayer apps — each accounting for tens of millions of downloads to date, according to new research. Sean O'Brien, principal researcher at ExpressVPN Digital Security Lab, and Esther Onfroy, co-founder of the Defensive Lab Agency, found close to 200 Android apps that at some point over the past year contained X-Mode tracking code.
Apple has shared a few more details about its much-discussed privacy changes in iOS 14. The company first announced at WWDC in June that app developers would have to ask users for permission in order to track and share their IDFA identifier for cross-property ad targeting purposes. While iOS 14 launched in the fall, Apple delayed the tracking restrictions until 2021, saying it wanted to give developers more time to make the necessary changes.
Senior Research Analyst at Neuberger Berman Dan Flax joined Yahoo FInance Live to break down Apple's recent earnings report and what the numbers indicate going forward.