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iOS App 'UVLens' Apparently Hacked, Sends Out Very Inappropriate Notifications [Updated]
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WHAT? UVLens got hacked how it Apple/AppStore responsible for that? If some banks server get hacked would you blame apple just coz they allowed their app on iOS?
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yeah so u do the same thing coz that makes it right?!?! Either you didn't not understand the issue here or don't want to. bliss
Darth Tulhu
macrumors 68020
Why are dirty things so much fun?
In any case, many here should re-evaluate your gender biases.
The last word could be "hard" or "open".
Also, someone could be hungry... for food.
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In any case, many here should re-evaluate your gender biases.
The last word could be "hard" or "open".
Also, someone could be hungry... for food.
😛
Because it actually does have nothing to do with Apple. Push notifications are sent live from a remote server.
What, you want Apple to review every single push notification that gets sent out before customers can receive it? You know how ridiculous that would be?
MacUser09425
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I misread the title - saw 'lens' and thought this was about Apple's coming AR eyewear.
But gave me a great idea: Apple AR eyewear spots someone you're interested in; id's the person; reviews their social media for dating/marriage status, likes/dislikes in a mate, and comes up with a score - e.g 48% - that you have a shot at getting a phone number or date.
Who's with me?
But gave me a great idea: Apple AR eyewear spots someone you're interested in; id's the person; reviews their social media for dating/marriage status, likes/dislikes in a mate, and comes up with a score - e.g 48% - that you have a shot at getting a phone number or date.
Who's with me?
where is it
macrumors 6502
The fact this company would outsource notifications to a third party and would give them push access to your phone is the most concerning part of this. How common is that?
