- Quartz, Thursday, April 3, 2014 3:23 PM
A "sneaky" privacy change affecting 85% of iPhone users gives Google more access to data, per Leo Mirani, who explains how the Mountain View, Calif. company regained its data-collection footing across
devices. Apparently Google has found a way to keep users signed in all the time, which lets them more accurately collect content-related data on everything from email to searches and calendar entrees.
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