FTC Brings First Case Against Developers of “Stalking” Apps
Once upon a time, I found this company's software on an employee's work laptop, installed by a jealous ex-boyfriend.<p>I called the company, and they refused to remove our data or even help with uninstalling the software without a court order.<p>The software helpfully logged the URL when it saved screenshots to S3, which it did every few seconds.<p>The S3 bucket was fully public, listable, readable, writable. It also contained keylogging and other data.<p>Not just from our employee. From everyone.