The number of "exploits" of telephone applications "penetrates privacy"

Researchers at a company specializing in information security have confirmed that more than 28,000 applications on iPhones and Android phones retain personal information about phone owners.

The company's search included 2.7 million applications, and the company discovered that most applications that store personal information are Android apps.

According to the company's report, 27,227 apps on Android retain users' personal information, while the report revealed far fewer apps than the 1275 Apple apps among the list tested applications.

The apps disclosed personal information to 2.6 million users and 25 million locations on the map.

Hackers can very easily obtain personal information for users because applications that retain the information do not have a complex electronic protection system, says the report.

The company did not publish a list of "disclosed" applications to the public, but confirmed that the list included applications in the field of financial and text messages and travel