Sentences with phrase «modi app data»
ehackingnews.com - As if the Cambridge Analytica - Facebook scandal and the recent data breach involving Aadhaar weren't enough, Congress President Rahul Gandhi on Sunday accused the Prime Minister of leaking Narendra Modi app data and giving it to American companies.
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India's ruling party is scrambling to defend its use of followers» data after a pseudonymous security researcher accused PM Narendra Modi of snooping on citizens with his personal app, which has been installed by around five million users.
Earlier today, Congress president Rahul Gandhi also took to Twitter to claim that PM Modi was giving the data shared by app users to his «friends in American companies».
The data from the Narendra Modi app is reportedly stored in government - owned servers in Mumbai.
As the Narendra Modi app faces fire over the furtive nature of its data usage, a five - year - old US - based startup is facing the heat, too.
On March 23, a French security researcher, who goes by the pseudonym Elliot Alderson, said that the mobile app of prime minister Narendra Modi sent users» data to a third - party US - based company without their consent.
The BJP's online showcase for Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the NaMo App, which is under the spotlight in the wake of the debate over data privacy in social media, asks users to provide access to as many as 22 personal features on their devices, including location, photographs and contacts, microphone and camera.
In a counter attack, BJP's official handle stated, «Narendra Modi App is a unique App, which is unlike most Apps, gives access to users in «guest mode» without even any permission or data.
Allegations that Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's official smartphone app is shipping Indians» personal data to servers abroad have degenerated into a sarcastic back - and - forth online.
Allegations that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's official mobile app was sending personal user data to a third party without consent caused an online uproar over the weekend.
The security researcher, who has previously highlighted some vulnerabilities in India's national identity card project and who tweets under the pseudonym Elliot Alderson, caused a flurry on Saturday with a series of tweets saying the Modi app was sending personal user data to a third - party domain that was traced to an American company.
While the opposition party Congress has alleged that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's official mobile app was sending personal user data to a third party in the US, the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party has accused the Congress of transmitting personal data of users who signed up on the party's official app to a server in Singapore.
AHMEDABAD, India (AP)- Allegations that Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's official smartphone app is shipping Indians» personal data to servers abroad have morphed into a political scandal in a country where privacy rules are weak and the data mining runs rampant.