“We do not collect data to track users' privacy and we have no intention to do that,” a spokesperson said.
It’s also doing so to provide certain services like suggesting recent trending searches.Īs for accessing Wi-Fi network names, Cheetah told Forbes the reasoning was much the same: to prevent users joining malicious Wi-Fi networks. For instance, it’s monitoring internet browsing to ensure the sites users are visiting aren’t dangerous. I personally think that they cross the line.”Ĭheetah says it is collecting users’ Web traffic and other data, but is doing so largely for security reasons. It’s just that they are playing ball in a gray area and it’s up to researchers like us to stand up and call foul whenever they think that they cross the line.
“I can’t know for sure what they’re infringing upon. “Technically speaking, they have a privacy policy that covers kind of everything and gives them a blank check to exfiltrate everything,” says Cirlig.
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