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Apple Killed Facebook's VPN After It Violated Data Collection Policies



A Facebook security app has been removed from the iOS App Store after Apple found it to be in violation of its data collection policies.
The app, dubbed Onavo Protect, was marketed as a free virtual private network (VPN) to “keep you and your data safe.” But the Onavo app’s true purpose was actua...
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