Why Delete Muslim Pro?
After Vice's Motherboard Recently Broke News That Data from Muslim Pro, a Popular Prayer and Quran App, Was Sold to the U. S. Military, Many of the App's...
After VICE's Motherboard recently broke news that data from Muslim Pro, a popular prayer and Quran app, was sold to the U.S. military, many of the app's millions of dedicated users have called out the company for its irresponsibility and decided to live without its services altogether.
What is wrong with Muslim pro?
Muslim Pro came under fire after an investigation by the online magazine, Motherboard, found that the app was one among hundreds that allegedly made money by selling the users' location data to third-party brokers, which were then bought by the US military.
Who owns Muslim pro app?
Muslim Pro, the comprehensive Islamic mobile application, just announced that it has reached more than 10 million downloads across 216 countries worldwide since its launch less than four years ago by Erwan Macé, the founder of Bitsmedia, who released it during Ramadan in August 2010.
Elena Rostova holds a Master's degree in Public Health Journalism. She covers groundbreaking medical research, holistic wellness trends, mental health awareness, and nutritional science.
