<p>The Chinese smartphone maker <strong>Oppo</strong> is at the centre of a new storm after a revelation that 165 gigabytes of data from Oppo Thailand, including customers’ <strong>personal data</strong>, was being offered for sale on a dark web site.</p>
Oppo i Realme han preinstal·lat la apli Fineasy als seus telèfons a Tailà ndia. En aquesta apli de finances es poden demanar préstecs i estan investigant que accedeix a dades personals dels propietaris dels telèfons.
https://www.techinasia.com/news/oppo-realme-face-backlash-privacy-concerns-thailand
<p><strong>Oppo</strong> and <strong>Realme</strong> said on Tuesday that they have stopped selling smartphones with the <strong>Fineasy</strong> lending app pre-installed in Thailand, following a public outcry about <strong>data privacy</strong>.</p>
<p>Mobile phone brands <strong>Oppo</strong> and <strong>Realme</strong> could be at risk of breaching the personal data protection law as they have retained many customers’ data without their consent and did not appoint data controllers in accordance with the law.</p>
Joseph Lim 
Maquinari.cat