Many Chinese-based apps could be spying on you. Kurt 'CyberGuy' Knutsson explains what Temu is, and whether it poses a safety and security risk to you and your data.
What is being done about Pinduoduo?
The Pinduoduo app seems to have already been banned from the Google Play Store, as we tried to find it and could not locate the app for installation anywhere. However, the app is still available on the App Store, so it is unclear if Apple will follow suit. Temu is also still available on the App Store and Google Play Stores. However, it is reportedly starting to develop a reputation for undelivered packages, mysterious charges, incorrect orders and unresponsive customer service. Temu has already been subject to more than 30 complaints to the Hopefully, the Pinduoduo app will soon be banned on all platforms in the U.S., as it appears to be a pretty dangerous and invasive app to have on anyone's phone.
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