I found the app on my Samsung phone but I also found something interesting.
Go to Settings->Apps and find the app in the list. Click "Configure in AppCloud" and then click "Personal Data". A form shows up where you can request access to the data or request a deletion of the data.
I just requested access to my data, received an email confirmation where I had to click a link. I am curious to see what they will send me (if they will send me anything).
There was mention of GDPR so maybe this only exists for EU phones.
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I just received the data inside an email. It is just a HTML file with the headers "Data Privacy Report" and "Aura Up Privacy Report" but other than that it is empty. Obviously this is all just bullshit to pretend to comply with GDPR.
Because people eager to please will post mirrors/copies and YC's very pragmatic in-house legal team has (likely) decided that those people bear the legal responsibility of doing that, or at least that YC's exposure is limited under certain circumstances.
That would likely mean that they will give out the poster's email/IP given just a credible threat of a lawsuit.
So maybe don't post these if you live in a country where copyright is actively enforced.
Newspapers/magazines generally don't go after copyright infringements on an article level, I think, but who knows what might happen in the current economic downturn.
I think it's (likely) unethical of YC to routinely and obviously allow these links, for the reasons outlined above. Not because I care for the publishers, but because of the potential harm YC exposes its users to by normalizing this.
Go to Settings->Apps and find the app in the list. Click "Configure in AppCloud" and then click "Personal Data". A form shows up where you can request access to the data or request a deletion of the data.
I just requested access to my data, received an email confirmation where I had to click a link. I am curious to see what they will send me (if they will send me anything).