Google changes iOS 7 privacy settings on the quiet

John Leonard
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Announcement that Apple iOS 7 users will now be logged into all Google services, allowing tracking across apps and devices, hidden in blog

Users of Gmail on iOS 7 will now be automatically logged in to all of Google's other online services such as YouTube, Google+ and Hangouts by default. Previously, the various iOS apps by Google ...

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