Dieter Bohn FaceApp is back, and so are the privacy questions

So, FaceApp is back. And with the popular photo editing app's return to the social media spotlight, concerns over privacy settings (and for some, like the Democratic Party, the app's Russian developers) have sparked a new conversation as to what it means when we give apps access to our data and what they can do with it.

Whether or not FaceApp poses more of a risk than any other app on our phones is still up for debate, but it seems like it's an important conversation to have, at the very least — especially as apps demand more and more of our information. 

-Chaim

+ Collective sweat: the future of fitness is together, but also alone

+ NASA has a big to-do list to send people back to the moon

+ Splatoon 2’s final splatfest starts today, marking the end of an era

+ Netflix is losing beloved shows, subscribers, and confidence

+ Apparent arson attack devastates Kyoto Animation anime studio with dozens confirmed dead

+ Fortnite players can now earn loot from watching YouTube videos

+ Slack resets thousands of user passwords four years after hack

+ Verizon launches its first 5G hotspot for $650

+ HTC will revive old Wildfire brand for new phones, leak claims

EVENT: Our friends at Eater are hosting an all-day event about the future of restaurants! There's food!