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  Under Armour MyFitnessPal suffers data breach, becomes MyFitnessFoe

  Publié: mars 30, 2018, 1:22am CEST par Brian Fagioli

  Geting in shape can be very hard. Not only do you need the means to get fit -- education on what to eat, for instance -- but you also need time. Sadly, so many people put in long hours at work -- sometimes toiling away at two or more jobs -- that finding time (and energy) to exercise can be a near-impossibility. Luckily, technology can help with these deficiencies, as software can educate, while hardware -- such as wearables -- can (potentially) motivate and track progress. While technology can be good, it can also be vulnerable, leading to stolen user… [Continue Reading]