Thursday, 17 April 2014

iOS Photo and Video Privacy Issues Highlighted with New Test Application


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earlier month, privacy issues related uploading of users' address books developers' servers cast limelight congress requested details apple on how private information handled , protected. while apple quickly responded note addressing issue requiring explicit permission granted users apps access address book data, has been relatively open secret time developers can gain access broad array of might considered private information, including photos, calendars, , other content.

the new york times today taking closer look @ topic of photos , videos, noting how easy developers quietly gain access such content when given permission collect location information.
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the new york times tested behavior commissioning ios developer write simple test application dubbed "photospy" demonstrates how simple pop-up requesting permission access location information can lead broad access photos , videos in user's photo library on device.
apple , other mobile app distributors signed on new agreement california attorney general's office see companies making easier users examine privacy policies associated apps before download them. , pressure mounting on apple take further steps ensure apps can access information explicitly permitted users, many undoubtedly hoping more changes coming in relatively near future.

update: the verge reports "sources familiar situation" have indicated photo , video access bug , fix in works.
article link: ios photo , video privacy issues highlighted new test application
 

this has been verified number of people on forums.

- contacts
- calendars
- photos
- videos

nothing new. although, highly severe , critical.

apple made mess out of them. should have treated data, way treat locations in general. lenient.
 


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