Supercurio brings Carrier IQ detection to the folks, pitchfork optional

Dec 2nd 2011
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While the Carrier IQ saga continues to unfold , our eForensics ally, François Simond ( supercurio ) has cooked up an app for any Android device users desirous to check if the analytics company has its fingers in his or her privacy pie. Not just is the incomplete app available for download now, however the open source code is likewise up for anyone seeking to improve at the developmental release. Wannabe Carrier IQ investigators can hit up both on the source links below.

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