referring to cnet
Lawsuit calls foul on Golden State Warriors' app
Lawsuit calls foul on Golden State Warriors' app
James Martin/CNETA lawsuit is accusing the Golden State Warriors of a real-life technical foul, claiming the NBA team's free app secretly uses smartphones' microphones to listen in and record user conversations.The app, which delivers up-to-date scores, schedules and news, asks for permission to access the microphone on users' phones.But, according to a lawsuit filed Monday in San Francisco federal court, it doesn't disclose the extent to which it listens in.
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Golden State Warriors, Toronto Raptors to play exhibition game in Vancouver
Golden State Warriors, Toronto Raptors to play exhibition game in Vancouver
Lace 'em up!The Golden State Warriors are coming to Vancouver to play an exhibition against the Toronto Raptors on Oct. 1.The pre-season game at Rogers Arena will mark the Warriors debut of newly recruited basketball star Kevin Durant, and he'll get the chance to see what it's like to play with two-time MVP Stephen Curry.
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by the same token on mediapost
Golden State Warriors, Signal360 And App Developer Sued Over 'Eavesdropping' Allegations 09
Golden State Warriors, Signal360 And App Developer Sued Over 'Eavesdropping' Allegations 09
A New York resident has sued the NBA's Golden State Warriors, app developer Yinzcam, and beacon technology company Signal360 for allegedly eavesdropping on people who download the sports team's app.LaTisha Satchell alleges in a complaint filed this week that the app turns on people's microphones, and then records conversations and other audio whenever it's running, even if people aren't actively using it.She says the companies are violating the federal wiretapping law by intercepting her private conversations without consent.
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