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Neon, the Popular Free App That Pays for Call Recordings, Has Been Disabled

Despite a server "pause" and a reported security flaw, Neon remains one of the top-downloaded free apps in the iOS app store.

Neon, a buzzy app that pays to record your calls for AI training data, goes offline to address a security scandal

Neon Mobile CEO Alex Kiam told Business Insider the app would remain offline while it beefs up security and conducts an audit ...
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Got an Old Android or iPhone? Give It a New Life as a Security Camera

One of the best app options for setting up your phone as a security camera is Alfred. It's cross-platform, so it doesn't ...
eWeek

Neon Pays Users to Record Calls, Goes Dark After Security Flaw

Neon, the viral app paying users to record calls for AI companies, goes offline after a major flaw exposed phone numbers, ...
Infosecurity Magazine

Free VPN Apps Found Riddled With Security Flaws

A new study by Zimperium has revealed serious risks in free VPN apps, exposing users to privacy threats and security flaws ...

Security News This Week: An App Used to Dox Charlie Kirk Critics Doxed Its Own Users Instead

Plus: A ransomeware gang steals data on 8,000 preschoolers, Microsoft blocks Israel’s military from using its cloud for ...
PCMag on MSN

Viral Call-Recording App Neon Goes Offline Amid Data Privacy Concerns

The app was taken offline after TechCrunch reported a security flaw that allowed any user to view others' phone numbers, ...
Bleeping Computer

Proton launches free standalone cross-platform Authenticator app

Proton has launched Proton Authenticator, a free standalone two-factor authentication (2FA) application for Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, and iOS. 2FA authenticator apps are offline tools that ...