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    Uber removes tool that could record your iPhone’s screen

    by ROB MEAD-GREEN Nov 03, 2017 2 minutes

    Image by Puk Patrick, unsplash.com/@macpukpro

    Uber’s app was granted an unusual level of access to your screen by Apple.

    RIDE-HAILING SERVICE Uber has removed a set of Apple-granted developer tools from the latest version of its iOS app, which potentially enabled it to record any user’s iPhone screen - including passwords and other personal data.

    Will Strafach, security researcher and CEO at Sudo Security

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