Xiaomi watches our screens
Data provides a unique opportunity to understand your target user and inform the best possible product or service. Today’s businesses collect tons of valuable data on their target users. The type of data collected is often very specific, which means that companies have full control overwhich data they can view and share. According to recent news, the Redmi Note 8 tracks everything you do on your phone. This data is then sent to Alibaba servers, which are rented by Xiaomi.
Gabi Cirlig is not sure what implications could come from tracking his device. He assumes that at the very least his identity, privacy and even browsing habits would be compromised if he continues using the device with the default browser.
It’s really strange how files were accessed even though you’re using the incognito mode. This also includes your search history and all the websites you’ve visited.
Representatives Statements
In response to the allegations, Mi Browser Pro customers started looking into the claims. It was found that according to its website, for this program (Mi Browser Pro) “your web activity is not always anonymous.” It appears that the Mint browser doesn’t have any processes or claims listed. It’s often challenging to find out what you’re giving away in return for a piece of software or site. Without added information, it’s hard to know where the line is drawn with your privacy.
Xiaomi has denied reports that its phones are overheating and doing so at a faster rate than expected. The company does, however, have a great sales record and is constantly bringing new features to the market. Perhaps the low cost means people are less concerned about damage caused by these phones but nonetheless opinions vary about the potential for harm.
This issue might exist in Mi 10, Redmi K20 and even the Mi MIX 3. The systems share a similar software as one another. Xiaomi’s data transfer is done over an encrypted network. However, one developer found that he could easily see this information using a decryption technique. Would you have thought that Xiaomi watches our screens and stores data?
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Author: PC-GR
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