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"Apps including Alibaba-backed food-ordering platform ele.me and US-based travel site TripAdvisor are accessing sensitive private information that’s not related to their functions, and this enables them to “peep into users’ lives and acquire users’ private information,” according to recent test..." 
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"This year-old photo of a woman seated at a wall of iPhones went viral on Chinese social media, where it was identified as a clickfarmer whose job is to repeatedly install apps on multiple phones in …"
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"Chinese language apps are increasingly turning to the same praise, reward and challenge format that games such as Candy Crush use to such devastating success ..."
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"Chinese shoppers may have taken to online shopping with alacrity but they retain an enthusiasm for bricks and mortar, preferably larger malls, a study has shown ..."
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"This does not come as a surprise for psychologists working in the alarm systems field, who know that even hospital emergency alarms get ignored ..."
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