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Sendit tricked kids, harvested their data, and faked messages, FTC claims
Sendit and its CEO are accused of preying on young users—signing them up illegally, misusing their data, and tricking them with bogus messages and hidden fees.
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Anonymous Q&A App Sendit Under Fire for Children’s Privacy Violations
Often times, you might see an influencer on Instagram pose a question to their followers. This is done to boost engagement and to get feedback. Instagram isn’t the only place such tools exist. In fact, there is an app called Sendit that allows users to submit questions anonymously. Unfortunately, the Sendit app might be in trouble with the FTC as it alleges that it has collected the data on children illegally. Sendit app may have illegally colle…
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