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Google bans Android apps that use ultrasonic sounds to spy

May 25, 2017

Via: DailyMail

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Google has banned an army of Android apps that use ultrasonic sounds to spy on users without their knowledge.

The moves comes after researchers revealed that hundreds of Android applications are embedded with ultrasonic cross-device tracking technology that pick up inaudible ‘beacons’ emitted from advertisements.

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