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    Apple is hurrying to fix FaceTime bug that allowed eavesdropping

    by Jim Puzzanghera and Johana Bhuiyan, Los Angeles Times Jan 30, 2019 2 minutes

    The FaceTime video-chat app on your iPhone may have let people eavesdrop on you - an embarrassment to Apple Inc., which yanked the flawed feature and said Tuesday that it's hurrying to fix the underlying problem.

    An apparent bug in FaceTime's new group chat function allowed callers to remotely activate the microphone on another person's iPhone, iPad or Mac without that person's knowledge and hear

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