Parental control apps behaving badly
Date Time Parental control apps behaving badly Researchers from EPFL and Spain’s IMDEA Software Institute and IMDEA Networks Institute, have found that many parental control applications collect and share data without consent, and fail to comply with regulatory requirements. Parental control applications available on Android through the Google Play Store are used by parents to monitor and limit their children’s online activities and even physical location; for example, to examine a child’...
Carmela Troncoso Paolo Calciati Narseo Vallina Rodr Alessandra Gorla Privacy Engineering Lab Networks Institute
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