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Serious concerns
I went through the policy and found it seriously concerning that the app is requiring too much of my information. This is fully tracking my cell phone and there is no guarantee how Alibaba is going to use the user data. For example, why does it need my IMEI? This is not acceptable at all. Also in the policy is mentioned that it may requires gender, date of birth, company email, echo has could be more than enough to hack into my other accounts. This App is simply abusing personal information and has no privacy at all.Show lessBuBu Gao
The worst app I’ve ever used
I can only say that this is the worst app I’ve ever used. The app says “停课不停学”, which means that “Do not stop studying when we stop the class”. However, they encourage schools to give students lots of homework. DingTalk used to be a great app like WeChat, but now we all know that it’s just a studying app. Stop doing this, or you can only get one star from now!!!Show less在下姜猩猩
Facial recognition software for a work sign in?
There is a lot to say these days about companies grabbing your personal information in order to make a buck, only to lose it in a catastrophic hack and say “oops” with little to no repercussions. Maybe some people don’t care about this, but for those who do, read on. We’ve seen it equifax, facebook, twitter, even the weather app on ios leaking your location. If you worry about your personal information like I do, don’t use this app. It requires that you use facial recognition software in order to sign in and out of work, along with where you are. This is not acceptable for a job, and never should be, unless maybe you’re working for the government, but even so it should never be put on the internet. Stalking and identity theft has never been easier.Show lessGone Phishing
