Your smartphone does not spy on you, but it's "more dangerous than you think"

A recent study conducted by researchers at Northeastern University in the United States has made smartphone users a big surprise: phones not only spy on their users, but they are "more dangerous than we think it is." ".

The study, prepared by researchers over a year, has covered more than 17,000 applications of the most famous Android applications.
The researchers worked to determine if any application of them can record the sound through the phone's microphone, and ended with a surprising result that negates the look
According to "Sky News" it It turns out that several applications capture video recordings and what is displayed on the screen, and then these photos are sent to a third party.
In addition, researchers noted that some applications recorded a video of the screen, when entering sensitive information, such as credit card numbers and addresses.
During the course of the study a number of applications have been tested, such as GoPuff, at a company called (Appsee), in order to benefit from personal data in the field of Anat advertising, and so customize the user experience to get bigger profits.