The Google Pixel 9 Pro XL is sending an unnerving amount of user data back to Google, according to a new report. According to Cybernews, the flagship device is sending back data packets containing personal information like location and network status up to every 15 minutes.
The issue here is that researchers intercepted the data flow between the phone and Google's servers by using a "Man in the Middle" technique. Thanks to this they discovered that all the user info is sent to an endpoint called "auth."
