MyPermissions – 個人情報管理アプリ 4.3.51

MyPermissions is a new security service that consolidates and manages applications accessing personal information on social networking sites and smartphones, allowing for easy removal of unauthorized app integrations with just one touch when needed.

Do you know how many apps and services have permission to access your personal information? How often do these services access your data? With MyPermissions, you can efficiently manage your personal information! Prevent the unintentional sharing of photos, documents, location data, contacts, emails, and other confidential information without your knowledge.

Main features of MyPermissions:

• Get insights into apps integrated with social networking sites
• While traditionally you would check and block apps integrated with each social media site individually, MyPermissions allows you to easily grasp all the personal information each app is accessing.
• Real-time access monitoring
• We also support app updates. Sometimes apps silently gain permission to access new personal information without your knowledge, but with real-time alerts from us, you will be promptly notified.
• Instant removal of personal data integrations
• If there are any unauthorized app integrations, you can swiftly and simultaneously detach multiple apps then and there to prevent ongoing access to your personal information by third parties.

Media mentions:

• The Next Web: "If you're on Facebook, MyPermissions is a must-check."
• Mashable: "In just two minutes, easily find out which apps have access to your social media accounts."
• USA Today: "Understanding which apps have access to personal information prompts the important question of whether they should really be allowed access."
• Wired: "Finding the app integration page for each social media account can be quite challenging. However, MyPermissions has eliminated that effort and complexity."
• Lifehacker: "It notifies you instantly if an app accesses your social media account."

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