developer Magnus Eriksson set out to demonstrate that Android smartphones store the exact same type of data for its location services. While the data is harder to access for the average user ...

First responders receive critical health data like someone’s name, age, blood type, and emergency contact ... Google’s personal safety features in Android have expanded in the past year ...

This was great, but it left other Android users out in the cold, with Google stating that “certain types of data were impossible to bring across when switching from an iPhone." But that's now ...

Android sends 1MB of data at startup compared ... saying it didn’t capture specific types of data that are routinely collected by smartphones. An Apple spokesperson also said that the report ...

Still, there is a difference in terms of the amount and types of data collected. Even when you're not using your Android or iOS device, or just as soon as you've turned them on for the first time ...