Are Free Kids' Mobile Apps a Privacy Risk? - Josh Harris, Rubica

Update: 2019-05-18

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Are free kids' mobile apps a privacy risk? Josh Harris talks about privacy risks in Sonic Dash, Fruit Ninja, Roblox, Angry Birds and other free kids' mobile apps.

Josh's company, Rubica, recently published a report entitled "Cyber Crime and Privacy Risks in Free Mobile Apps for Kids." Click HERE to download a copy of the report.

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