The majority of the most downloaded apps from Google Play Store have provided inconsistent answers about how safe user data is on their platforms, according to a report released by Mozilla on Thursday. Mozilla, the not-for-profit organization behind the Firefox browser, looked at the 20 most popular paid and free apps in the popular Google Play app store for its report. It found that nearly 80 percent of the 40 apps reviewed had “some discrepancies” between the app's privacy policies and the information the app reported on Google’s data safety form. That form requires that apps declare how they collect and handle user data for apps available in the Google Play Store. The repor
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