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Why fitness apps can pose privacy risks
An app that knows what you eat, where and how long you work out every day and your personal details is a treasure trove of data
Getting a free smoothie for exercising regularly may sound like a nice reward, but what about the privacy risks of fitness apps? Research shows that health and fitness apps collect on average 13.8 personal data points per user (http://apo-opa.co/4hmV4jL), with some selling it on to others, such as insurance companies…