MIT’s Jean Yang has released a tool for app developers aimed at helping them relieve some of users’ privacy concerns when it comes to how apps use personal data, MIT Technology Review reports. The tool reduces the probability of human error in writing code. Meanwhile, a start-up aiming to help app developers comply with COPPA rules has landed funding, and a Florida-based start-up has launched an app that allows users to chat and share photos within a private group. In fact, a number of new apps aim to allow for a more private or anonymous online experience.
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