Privacy and Security Concerns Arise as Clubhouse Grows in Popularity

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Privacy and Security Concerns Arise as Clubhouse Grows in Popularity

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Feb 28, 2021

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The hottest new social media app, Clubhouse is exploding in popularity amid COVID-19 lockdowns. As the app enjoys explosive growth, privacy and security concerns are coming to light. Mike and John speak to a security expert from Info-Tech Research group to find out what you need to know before you use the popular app.

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Privacy and Security Concerns Arise as Clubhouse Grows in Popularity

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