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• baybal2 5y ago
  Their app
  • floatingatoll 5y ago
    Was the data cached locally in your app?
    • gpm 5y ago
      That's still storing the data. Nothing says that the user typically lets this sort of information stay on their phone.
      • scrollaway 5y ago
        Difference being you're still in full control of that data, can delete it at any time, and Airbnb the company doesn't have direct access to it.
        • gpm 5y ago
          They're not told it's there, there is no tool for them to view the data, to see what kind of data is there, or even delete data short of deleting the entire apps data. Airbnb the company can access it at approximately any time by pushing out an app update. Legally you may have an argument, morally I don't think there's much of a difference. I would certainly not be pleased to find out an app was doing that.
      • floatingatoll 5y ago
        That's nice, but I'm not here to argue for one viewpoint or another, I'm just trying to explore the complaint that originated this thread.
  • MetaWhirledPeas 5y ago
    If this was an Android phone, Android remembers credentials at the OS level now. It'll prefill app forms.