Apple's Safari Browser Is Sending Some Users' IP Addresses To China's Tencent
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"Apple, which often positions itself as a champion of privacy and human rights, is

sending some IP addresses from users of its Safari browser on iOS to Chinese conglomerate Tencent

-- a company with close ties to the Chinese Communist Party," reports the

blog:

Engadget adds that it's "not clear" whether or not Tencent is actually collecting IP addresses from users outside of China. ("You'll

see mention of the collection in the U.S. disclaimer

, but that doesn't mean it's scooping up info from American web surfers.")

But

points out that the possibility is troubling, in part because Safari is the #1 most popular mobile internet browser in America, with

a market share of over 50%

.

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