Apple has always been recognized for taking care of the privacy of its users, however, like all companies, it has the misconception that users with too much information should not be overlooked and force Cupertino to do just that. Now, find a being vulnerable to the iOS clipboard It has been the job of the two application developers, who did not hesitate to share more details.
According to Mashable's post, app developers Tommy Mysk and Talal Haj Bakry recently released their research on the risk associated with the work of cutting the copy paste on Apple iOS devices, which will be exploited by popular apps in the App stores.
The popular iOS apps are checking in the clipboard of your iPhone
According to research, Apple is providing apps with the ability read the data stored on the clipboard system, and a host of popular iPhone and iPad applications to access this data every time a user opens them.
We researched many popular apps in the App Store and found that they often access the dashboard without the user's knowledge.
According to data published in the video by Myk and Bakry, apps can read and copy your text, including social networks such as TikTok, Viber and Weib, as well as game apps such as Plants vs. Zombies Heroes, PUBG Mobile, and Fruit Ninja. However, they do exist leading news applications in this data, among them; ABC News, Accuweather, CBS News, CNBC, New York Times, Fox News, NPR, The Huffington Post, and Vice News.
Despite the finding, still there is no evidence that the applications or companies that publish them do nothing wrong with this information. And this report simply makes it clear that they can access this data without the knowledge or consent of users. And that Apple must do something very important.
It's still unclear what apps are doing with the data. To prevent apps from pushing cardboard, Apple must do something.
As seen in previous cases, Apple is characterized by working on time so that these conditions do not become a major problem, so they will do the same with the discovery of Mysk and Bakry.
