Wednesday, March 28, 2018
Security flaw in Grindr exposed locations to third-party service – TechCrunch
Users of Grindr, the popular dating app for gay men, may have been broadcasting their location despite having disabled that particular feature. Two security flaws allowed for discovery of location data against a user’s will, though they take a bit of doing. The first of the flaws, which were discovered by Trever Faden and reported first by NBC News, allowed users to see a variety of data not
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