OnePlus says it'll stop collecting customers' private data Comments
- Carol
- L7b
Ups, don't tell, most of them don't know. They think you are the best:))))). Man what a world....
- Samarth N8 808 user
- KAL
The first time I left Symbian and used Android, I was shocked that it was tracking locations and identifying them as my "home" and my "work", without my permission (apart from an agreement that I never read, on starting the phone) even though I never clicked on "GPS".
I knew Google well before that, but for the first time, I knew a lot was going to be compromised. Never felt safe since then.
Today, my question is, Google has your data, right?
So, how different is Oneplus collecting data, from Google collecting data? Size of these 2 organisations, right? or Country of origin?
And I'm still waiting for the assurance against NSA spying because I'm a law abiding guy.
Honestly, to me it doesn't matter today.
If I was a rich guy like Mark Zuckerberg, I would still use my Nokia 808 and create a trend. But, I'm a middle class guy who has to create presentations, respond to emails, etc. So, no choice honestly.
- XBR
- 39x
Na I cant trust oneplus anymore
- Anonymous
- rh%
They only regret getting caught.
- Anonymous
- FXM
Too late. Who would trust the company like this one
- .alpha
- ytx
That OnePlus guy lies all the time. He say OnePlus 1 was smaller than SONY Z or something and have magnesium frame and both were fake. That's even before the first phone went on sale and he lied.
- Anonymous
- RxV
AdamBoy64, 16 Oct 2017Now.. could you ever trust OnePlus again.. that's the question.Yah you right man
- AnonD-85415
- bEW
More importantly, he confirmed that the company will no longer be collecting information such as telephone numbers, MAC Addresses, and WiFi information
Like anybody is gonna believe that now after what has been found about OnePlus! This is what happens when people compromise on prices for so called flagship material and find that they are being cheated on benchmark scores too!
- AdamBoy64
- Fv4
Now.. could you ever trust OnePlus again.. that's the question.
- Anonymous
- KSw
oneplus' true colors are finally out
They should add a green color to their phones from now on
- Leon
- PSc
Users should sue the company. There will be no guaranteed of leaking users personal data and privacy.
- Alien
- ndn
Thought it doesn't affect me directly, it does concern me. I don't use credit cards on my phone, but imagine how many people do. Then think about the consequences if that data is seen by other people with bad intentions.
Also there are people that work in high security departments. Maybe our photos and documents are not that important, but statistically speaking there are people out there that have very important data on their phones.
- AnonD-632062
- 3Ye
They only acknowledge & address the issue, when someone finds it out. And now they give us options to turn it off, as if they never know it before just to avoid a huge PR disaster....
- Vegetaholic
- sX%
You get got you stop, wondering how many will not be caught for years or will find a way to stay cloack
- xxx
- 2Au
according to the guy who is carl pie they will stop gathering user data.
for what? why stop , because you were already caught? this just proves that , OP gets the benefits of collecting user data.
#Guilty
- Anonymous
- t7F
Thats why I never buy chinese junk phones.... Glad I got a Nokia instead!
- Anonymous
- pKY
ONEPLUS chinese data collection -not stopped yet ..data collected incluses all contacts all calls all photos all messages all texts ..beware !! small print is a CON ..policians wonna destroy all humans opposed to political rulers ..hence abuse misuse of state security services ..dont forget what one powerful prez said --if u r not with us ==u r against us -- ==to be destroyed ..
- AnonD-145833
- mE0
ZloiYuri, 14 Oct 2017Guys, I see you misunderstood one hing in your life. If you will catch someone when he stoling... moreThat's logical. Reality is the convenient devices /systems never cared for privacy until they had to.
However we know on the Internet sites are tracking. End user has no idea which site and for how long and how much data they have.
- Anonymous
- Fv2
Look I don't own a Oneplus, but I might consider buying Oneplus device since they are going to revert collecting private data. Like the titles says "don't judge a book by it's cover" many of current Oneplus owners are disappointed with Oneplus stealing customer data like some kind of betrayal, where most non Oneplus owners perspective might be relieved with this news because it gives us an insight what direction the company goes and regret it's mistakes and tries to rectify the situation, like all brands do. So this isn't of a big deal unless you have privacy issues.
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