PCWorld reports that a new iPhone application gives users the ability to conduct up to three free background checks using their mobile device. Tony Bradley, author of the article, contacted the company's CEO to ask whether he thought the company's new product might be viewed as an intrusion on an individual's perceived right to privacy.The company said that while it anticipated some controversy, no complaints have yet arisen from the launch, and 400,000 users have downloaded the application to date with more than a million background checks conducted so far.
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