CNBCのインスタグラム(cnbc) - 1月30日 01時14分

There’s a FaceTime bug that lets you hear through someone else’s iPhone, even if they haven’t answered your phone call.⠀
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We tested it and verified that it’s a real bug. ⠀
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Our tech reporter, Todd, tried placing a video call to his editor from Todd’s iPhone using Apple’s FaceTime app. Then, before his editor picked up, Todd used the menu option to add somebody else to the call, and Todd added himself to the call. Suddenly, Todd could hear his editor, even though the editor hadn't accepted the call. They continued having a conversation while his editor’s phone only gave him the option to answer. There was no indication that the call had already gone through.⠀
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There’s obviously a big privacy concern here. You could theoretically call anyone with FaceTime and, using the steps above, listen in on their conversations.⠀
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Apple said they are aware of the issue and a fix is coming this week.⠀
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You can read more on the glitch and take steps to prevent your own privacy breach, at the link in bio.⠀
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