Federal government orders Apple, Google to turn over personal data of everyone who downloaded a gun
The federal government has asked Apple and Google to turn over the personal data of anyone who downloaded a free app used to calibrate gun scopes.
The app, Obsidian 4, was developed by American Technologies Network Corp (ATN). According to its Apple App Store description, it allows users to connect scopes sold by ATN to the app on their smartphone or tablet. With this, users can "watch a live video" of a hunt, as well as "adjust/change the various settings on your ATN Smart scope and review the images and videos stored on your scope[']s microSD card."-- More...
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