Jul 06

Google Quietly Cuts Access to API Exposing Sensitive User Data

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Google is cracking down on app publishers’ use of the Query_All_Packages API, which lets developers see all the apps on someone’s phone, access that has long concerned privacy advocates but is exacerbated in a post-Roe world. Starting July 20, Android app developers that use the API must submit a declaration for why they’re using it…

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