Privacy advocates welcomed the idea of a grand jury probe, saying consumers often had little information about how the apps they downloaded were sharing data collected from their mobile devices. "I think of them as spy phones, not smart phones," said John M. Simpson, director of Consumer Watchdog's privacy project.
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"I don't think the average consumer has any idea that what most people consider smartphones are nothing more than spy phones," said John Simpson, director of the privacy project at Consumer Watchdog.
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