Neon Call‑Recording App Shuts Down After Security Flaw Exposes User Data

Neon, a call‑recording app that paid users for access to audio and sold the recordings to AI companies, was taken offline after a security flaw allowed any logged‑in user to view other users' phone numbers, call logs, recordings, and transcripts. The issue was reported by TechCrunch, which said founder Alex Kiam shut down the servers and began notifying users. Neon rose quickly in popularity after its launch last week, but the breach halted the service and raised concerns about data privacy and security safeguards. Leer más