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Impact of the NaMo app is much more than that of the INC app: Experts

Allegedly not asking for the user's consent before changing the terms and conditions was another thing industry experts believed was a dangerous trend

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Karan ChoudhuryArchis Mohan New Delhi
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and Congress spent the whole of Monday exchanging barbs over whose app accumulated more public data and stowed it away either at US- or Singapore-based data centres. 

Technology experts believe that while the data accumulated by the INC App, run by the Congress, might have accumulated some data on its users, the damage done by NaMo app might be far more, considering the sheer number of downloads (five million to date), as well as the past history of risk owing to its in-app security features or the lack of them. Problems in the in-app security in

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