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A popular Android app was found to be recording its users without their consent at an internal of 15 minutes. The app was one of the most popular voice recording apps on Android. The malware had laid dormant for over a year since it was uploaded to Google Play Store.

The iRecorder screen recorder app began recording Android users without their knowledge and sending it to the developer a year after it debuted — and scams like this aren’t uncommon.

The app is said to be recording one-minute audio through the smartphone's microphone. If you think that an app you've downloaded is safe, you might want to think again once it gets an update.

The Android app iRecorder Screen Recorder was discovered secretly recording videos of users and sending them to the developer.

The rumor mill is the rumor mill, so take everything with grains of salt, but a senior U.S. official said that there are “five or six serious candidates” for the post.

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