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Twitter Knew App Broke Apple's Privacy Rules, Users Say

By Kat Sieniuc (August 12, 2016, 4:59 PM EDT) -- Twitter users in a putative class claim accusing the online platform of intruding on their privacy through its "Find Friends" feature on Apple's mobile devices shot back at the social media site's bid to toss the suit, telling a California federal judge on Thursday that Twitter only began asking for permission to "upload" users' address books after public backlash, showing it knowingly violated the Apple app store's guidelines....

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