About Appcensus

About company

AppCensus tests private information for Android and iOS apps where the data is being removed. It allows enterprises to monitor and regulate the privacy behaviors of mobile apps on their networks. AppCensus was founded by thought leaders in the privacy, security and networking domains, including Serge Egelman, Nathan Good, and Narseo Vallina-Rodriguez of the International Computer Science Institute and the University of California at Berkeley, Joel Reardon from the University of Calgary, and team members from Amazon, Pinterest, and Smyte (now Twitter). They are based in San Francisco and provide privacy protection products.