Fitness apps are tracking more than just your workout
Fitness tracking apps are a popular way to get in shape and hold yourself accountable, but they could be collecting more than just your workout data.
Source: turnto10.com
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Fitness tracking apps are a popular way to get in shape and hold yourself accountable, but they could be collecting more than just your workout data.
The California Privacy Rights Act states that if a company shares personal information with a third party, the company must provide the consumer with the ability to opt-out of the sharing. If an activity does not constitute sharing, then the CPRA’s requirement doesn't apply.