Remains of the Day: Crimes and misdemeanors
iOS apps are still using UUIDs, and your iMessages may not be as secure as you thought, but that one guy is really, really sorry that he sold that iPhone 4 prototype. The remainders for Wednesday, June 26, 2013 have done their time.
Nearly Half of iOS Apps Violate Apple’s Privacy Policy (Techlicious)
As of May 1, iOS developers are no longer supposed to use devices’ unique identifiers as a way of identifying users. However, a study from the University of California, San Diego suggests that around 50 percent of iOS apps don’t adhere to that rule; the UCSD team came up with an iOS app that notifies you when an app tries to get your UUID but, ironically, it’s not available in the App Store. So, uh, thanks for that?
Привет рунет (Apple)
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