Viber, a mobile messenger app that allows users to make phone calls and send text messages and images for free, also gives up plenty of free user data to anyone who wants to listen.Īccording to researchers from the University of New Haven (UNH) in Connecticut, US, Viber’s app sends user messages in unencrypted form – including photos, videos, doodles, and location images.Īll of that rich data from users is also stored unencrypted on Viber’s servers, rather than being deleted immediately, and is accessible without credentials, just a link, the UNH researchers said.
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