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In today's Android roundup: Certain Android apps may be exposing private user data. Plus: Ars Technica reviews the Moto 360, and John Carmack criticizes Android development.
In a world filled with government spying, hackers and other dangers many Android users have become increasingly worried about their privacy. A new study suggests that they are quite right to be concerned. PC World reports that some Android apps are not properly protecting a user's private data.
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