Extremely Important

everything is tracking us these days, it's all about marketing and such.  while you can limit your exposure to an extent, there's no way to fully cut it off unless you live out in some remote cabin without any type of communications, etc..

If you go to this site

https://guardianapp.com/ios-app-location...p2018.html

Taptalk is number 20 on the list.  I do not use Taptalk so I did not read what was said about it.  However, many people use it so I figured I wold give those of you a heads up to check it out.  Also many of you could have different versions of the App.  It appeared important enough to a company called TechCrunch who did the research and to Guardian even though they sell a product.  I am merely trying to inform people.

dead link. I cannot find anything on google about this at all.

everything is tracking us these days, it's all about marketing and such.  while you can limit your exposure to an extent, there's no way to fully cut it off unless you live out in some remote cabin without any type of communications, etc..

If you go to this site

https://guardianapp.com/ios-app-location...p2018.html

Taptalk is number 20 on the list.  I do not use Taptalk so I did not read what was said about it.  However, many people use it so I figured I wold give those of you a heads up to check it out.  Also many of you could have different versions of the App.  It appeared important enough to a company called TechCrunch who did the research and to Guardian even though they sell a product.  I am merely trying to inform people.

dead link.  I cannot find anything on google about this at all.

I don'y believe I made a statement regarding Google other than it is my understand that if you have an account on Google you can be tracked on where you are and where you go. Look at the URL addresses I posted. The first one is from a blog called 9 to 5 Mac. But I did not say that I found any of this on Google.

If you go to this site

https://guardianapp.com/ios-app-location...p2018.html

Taptalk is number 20 on the list.  I do not use Taptalk so I did not read what was said about it.  However, many people use it so I figured I wold give those of you a heads up to check it out.  Also many of you could have different versions of the App.  It appeared important enough to a company called TechCrunch who did the research and to Guardian even though they sell a product.  I am merely trying to inform people.

dead link.  I cannot find anything on google about this at all.

I don'y believe I made a statement regarding Google other than it is my understand that if you have an account on Google you can be tracked on where you are and where you go. Look at the URL addresses I posted.  The first one is from a blog called 9 to 5 Mac.  But I did not say that I found any of this on Google.

the link you provided is a dead link. I searched on google the following: "tapatalk recording keystrokes apple" and found 0 results for that particular issue.

dead link.  I cannot find anything on google about this at all.

I don'y believe I made a statement regarding Google other than it is my understand that if you have an account on Google you can be tracked on where you are and where you go. Look at the URL addresses I posted.  The first one is from a blog called 9 to 5 Mac.  But I did not say that I found any of this on Google.

the link you provided is a dead link.  I searched on google the following: "tapatalk recording keystrokes apple" and found 0 results for that particular issue.

I direct your attention to reply #18

I don'y believe I made a statement regarding Google other than it is my understand that if you have an account on Google you can be tracked on where you are and where you go. Look at the URL addresses I posted.  The first one is from a blog called 9 to 5 Mac.  But I did not say that I found any of this on Google.

the link you provided is a dead link.  I searched on google the following: "tapatalk recording keystrokes apple" and found 0 results for that particular issue.

I direct your attention to reply #18

Have you removed my original thread? If so why? I can't find it.

I don'y believe I made a statement regarding Google other than it is my understand that if you have an account on Google you can be tracked on where you are and where you go. Look at the URL addresses I posted.  The first one is from a blog called 9 to 5 Mac.  But I did not say that I found any of this on Google.

the link you provided is a dead link.  I searched on google the following: "tapatalk recording keystrokes apple" and found 0 results for that particular issue.

I direct your attention to reply #18

I don't think you're understanding what I'm saying. In post #20, you provided a link...the link you provided is DEAD, IT DOES NOT WORK:
https://guardianapp.com/ios-app-location...p2018.html

the link you provided is a dead link.  I searched on google the following: "tapatalk recording keystrokes apple" and found 0 results for that particular issue.

I direct your attention to reply #18

I don't think you're understanding what I'm saying.  In post #20, you provided a link...the link you provided is DEAD, IT DOES NOT WORK:
https://guardianapp.com/ios-app-location...p2018.html

I just tried it and got on

https://guardianapp.com/ios-app-location...p2018.html

I just sent you a PM with the URL and it works

I direct your attention to reply #18

I don't think you're understanding what I'm saying.  In post #20, you provided a link...the link you provided is DEAD, IT DOES NOT WORK:
https://guardianapp.com/ios-app-location...p2018.html

I just tried it and got on

https://guardianapp.com/ios-app-location...p2018.html

that link works, yes, but it was different than what you provided before.

also, from the link:

20. Tapatalk (com.quoord.Tapatalk)

Tapatalk is an app for iOS used as a mobile interface for many popular message boards such as AnandTech Forums, HowardForums.com, IGN Boards, iMore, MacRumors, and others. This app contains location tracking code from AreaMetrics and SafeGraph. The location tracking code is present as of the latest app version (7.2.8, released June 14, 2018).

This app previously contained location tracking by Cuebiq in version 7.1.6 (released February 13, 2018) although the code appears to have been removed in subsequent versions.

The justification pop up presented to users when requesting access to Location Services uses the following text: “Tapatalk uses your location to recommend relevant sites, content and more. See our privacy policy.”

Go to message #6 that URL works