Expert: Meitu is no worse than any other application, outrage

People let a video game (Pokemon GO) have access to their email accounts, so I'm sure this isn't an issue.

Well, journalists should freak out any time an application sends personal data to their servers without users' consent.

Wait, are you telling me that there is an application that will turn me into a cute girl?

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>>58599417

Nothing is sent without cosent. More data is sent without consent with every OSX app update than on most Android apps.

>>58599434

Yes

Based F-Secure

>>58599394
ayy lmao

>>58599417
>without users' consent.
kek, most of these things say they do, it's just that nobody reads EULAs/privacy policies

the fact that phonefags willingly bend-over and have any of their personal info sent anywhere is pathetic and indicative of today's lazy, clueless generation

People aren't as worried what the companies will do with the data, but what happens if a Chinese company has a disgruntled employee incident that causes a data breach and exposes their data to the rest of the world? That's a big enough problem in the US. People have the right to be fearful of what happens to data sent to countries with different rules.

You're not scared of Google, that's just a meme. You're scared of the hacker who breaks into Google and what he might do.

>>58600072

Western governments and companies are worse

>>58600072

Nobody trusts Google

>>58599394
Why is she crying

>>58599493
>>58599936
If you people actually think that "It's in the 5000 word EULA lol" is a reasonable excuse you're fucking retarded. Just because the legal world hasn't caught up with the software one doesn't excuse it.

>>58600322
Thingken of freedoms

>>58600301
Nobody trusts anyone.

>>58600424
Than on a world based around laws we should just change things to what? 30pt helvetica sign yelling : THIS SHIT COLLECTS >THIS DATA< WITHOUT YOUR PERMISSION. DARE TO CONTINUE?

EULA is not exactly a solution but after pointing it out, you should promote an alternative. Like having complete access to the data that they collect, and being capable of delete or anything else. But yeah EULA is far away from a complete solution but I urging to see better solutions from you anon.

>>58600322

NSA stealing her instagrams and tinders

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>"journalists" and bloggers are too stupid and uneducated to discuss problems of spying and security from a technological, security based, and corporate-political aspects
>they choose the next best thing that any idiot can philosophize about and make conspiracy theories out of: identity politics and race

Another day of stupid people with lowered mental capacities dragging everyone around them down to their level.

WESTERN TECH SITES LOVE TO SPREAD FAKE NEWS ABOUT RUSSIA AND CHINA

FAKE NEWS

>>58600880
All the socials in the cyber!

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American companies do this to kill any competitors from China.

It doesn't need to be true, as long as they've pissed in the water so nobody would drink it.

>>58599504
You lied. It basically adds filters to photos you take.

I will never become a cute girl ;_;