A hack and data breach at location data broker Gravy Analytics is threatening the privacy of millions of people around the world whose smartphone apps unwittingly revealed their location data collected by the data giant.

Data broker Gravy Analytics Inc. faces a proposed class action accusing the company of failing to adequately secure sensitive location data obtained by a hacker in a data breach uncovered in January.

The privacy of millions of people worldwide is at risk following an attack against a huge data location broker. 404 Media first reported the news of a potential data breach against Gravy Analytics on January 7,

Researchers fear a breach of data broker Gravy Analytics could threaten the privacy of the gay community in countries where homosexuality is illegal.

Over 30 million location data points leaked after hackers breached Gravy Analytics, a location data broker. Here's how to defend yourself.

Data broker Gravy Analytics has been hacked, and location information from millions of iPhone and Android users is at risk, reports TechCrunch.

The recent Gravy Analytics breach included location data from millions of users across hundreds of popular apps. Here's how to protect your information.

As we shared yesterday, data broker Gravy Analytics was recently hit by a massive data breach, exposing the personal data of millions of iPhone and Android users. According to TechCrunch, this included not only demographic information but also location data,

The hack occurred at Gravy Analytics, a location data firm that came under FTC scrutiny in December. Affected apps include Tinder, Grindr, MyFitnessPal, and more.