Millet response MIUI upload user data charges

Millet official response to the actual action of some time ago noisy millet unauthorized upload user data charges. On the Google + page of Hugo, he responded: "Millet is a company focused on providing high quality, Easy-to-use mobile Web services." We believe that protecting user data and privacy is the top priority. We do not upload or store personal information or data prior to the user's permission. We decided to set the millet cloud SMS as a service that needs to be enabled and will no longer be automatically enabled. At the same time, Hugo apologized to MIUI users and fans for their concern, and thanked the users and the media for providing feedback. Hugo Barak also explained the MIUI cloud information processing telephone number mechanism: 1, Send/receiver's telephone number is the identification information transmission main basis. IMEI and IMSI are also used to track the device's online status. 2, when a MIUI user opens a text message or opens a contact, or creates a new contact, the device sends the phone number that relates to the contact to the server for the SMS cloud and looks up the contact's online status (or whether it is a cloud SMS user). This allows the sender to immediately determine whether to send free information. 3, in any of these cases, the receiver's phone number is used only to find online status and to deliver information. Information that does not have a contact or social map is stored in the cloud, and the encrypted form of a text message does not store more time than is necessary for passing information. 4, today (August 10) Ota added an extra layer of security to encrypt the phone number of the SMS server in the cloud. After the update is complete, a new user or a user who has a factory reset device can enter the settings Mi Cloud Cloud HTC from the main interface or manually enable the Millet cloud message from the settings Cloud HTC where the SMS is applied. At the same time, users can also close the millet cloud SMS. Hugo Barak Original:-The primary identifiers used to route messages are the sender and receivers phone numbers. IMEI and IMSI information is also used to keep track of a device ' s online status.-when a user sends a text message, if th Ere is a Internet connection available, the Cloud HTC system'll attempt to route the message via IP. If the ReceivER is offline (i.e. no immediately reachable via IP), the system falls back to sending a normal SMS message from the ' send ERs device.-when a MIUI user opens a-text message or a phonebook contacts, or creates a new contact, the device connects T o The Cloud HTC servers, forwards the phone number of that contacts and requests the online status of the Correspondi Ng user, abound is indicated by a blue icon when this is online or gray icon if this is offline (or are not a Clou d HTC User). This allows the sender to immediately know whether tightly can text so user without incurring SMS costs.-in any of these F Lows, the receivers phone number is only used to look up online status and to route messages. No Phonebook contact details or social graph information (i.e. the mapping inclusive contacts) are stored on Cloud HTC servers, and message content (in encrypted form) isn't kept for longer than necessary to ensure immediate ibuyspy to the receiver.-The OTA system update Made available today (modified 10th) adds a extra layer of security by encrypting phone numbers whenever tightly are sent to Clo UD HTC servers.-We re-enters to make changes and improvements to this architecture as needed.