Jul 19

FaceApp’s a Viral Star—But Its Privacy Policy Has People Worried

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FaceApp, which edits a person’s photo to imagine how they might look at an older age, quickly went viral this week before becoming the subject of yet another data privacy concern. Founded by the Russian-based company Wireless Lab in January 2017, the app rocketed to popularity when it released a feature that allowed users to…

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