Personal data belonging to more than 31 million users of a third-party smartphone keyboard app called ai.type were exposed online due to an unprotected online database. In total, nearly 580 gigabytes ...

It seems there’s been another sizable data leak, this one affecting 31 million users of the popular customizable virtual keyboard app Ai.type. The personal information — all 577GB of it — was exposed ...

Samsung no longer syncs keyboard data as of April 13th, according to a notice in the Samsung Cloud app. This means once users switch to a new Galaxy device and sign into their Samsung account, their ...

I ditched Gboard for this.

According to a new report, over 31 million users of ai.type Keyboard have had personal data exposed. While the keyboard boasts more than 40 million users across Android and iOS, it appears that only ...

A popular keyboard app for Android offered conflicting statements about its data collection policies to its more than 200 million users. The discrepancy came to light on 21 September when researchers ...

Editor’s note: Maoz Shacht is the CEO of Ginger Software, a mobile keyboard developer. The Information Age has the potential to overwhelm. When that happens on a technical front – when the volume of ...

Personal data belonging to over 31 million customers of a popular virtual keyboard app has leaked online, after the app's developer failed to secure the database's server. The server is owned by Eitan ...