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30-second privacy check: See what companies you’re unknowingly sharing personal data withIf you want to protect your private data, you'll have to start untangling the web of connected apps. Over the years, many of us have granted apps permissions to link with other accounts. It makes life easier, but it also gives away private information. Start unraveling the web by kicking connected apps off your Google and Facebook accounts. Tap or click here to see which companies know the most about you. → |
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