Pea pod suspected of stealing user privacy information official not responding

Believe that the vast majority of Android Smart mobile end users are not unfamiliar with pea pods, the new factory by Kai-Fu Lee's innovative plant hatched by the Android smartphone management tools are now popular with users. Recently, pea pods have been implicated in the theft of user privacy information. Wang Junyu, co-founder of the Pea Lab, said that each pea-pod user had an average of 78 applications installed on his phone, with only 28 photos and 24 songs. But it is well known that pea pods are an Android smartphone management tool that synchronizes data with Android smartphones and computers. Pea Pods If you can learn the number of applications, photos, and even songs in a smartphone that users use, it means that pea pods may have the potential to steal user privacy information. Pea Pod Licensing agreement does not mention the upload user privacy Information Bean Network Editors also deliberately repeatedly check the contents of the licensing agreement in the client, the personal information and privacy protection clause clearly written in the product of personal data related to the network storage function and data sharing services, is the user's voluntary application and participation. The product itself uses the High security level encryption scheme for the user data to protect the user's privacy security. It is noteworthy that the authorization agreement does not mention that pea pods may upload user privacy information to the Pea pod server. In the face of many doubts in the microblog, Lee did not respond to this matter at the same time, in the face of micro-bo many of the pea pod suspected to steal the user's privacy information questioned, Kai-Fu Lee himself did not give a response. So far, officials at the innovation Workshop and the Pea Pod project have not responded. Bean Nets will also continue to be concerned about the use of pea pods suspected to steal user privacy, please look forward to more follow-up reports.