Path-ological: In 2010, founder Dave Morin said Path never stored user...

Path-ological: In 2010, founder Dave Morin said Path never stored user data

2/9/2012

It’s the privacy snafu that will not die. A day after a developer discovered that Path was storing users entire address books on its servers, the startup seemed to have defused the incident by apologizing and deleting all the personal …

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