DeepSeek app topped the App Store charts as it was the most downloaded AI app, even beating ChatGPT in its first month of release. However, the app has raised various concerns since its arrival, which include privacy and security. It has now been discovered that DeepSeek has been sending unencrypted data to Chinese servers due to multiple security flaws in its iOS app. DeepSeek iOS app poses a major security risk by transmitting unencrypted data to Chinese servers We have previously reported various concerns related to DeepSeek, including its lack of filters, which could get anyone into trouble based on […]
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