Data security and privacy risks surrounding in-app browsers have been making headlines. These are the threats they pose and steps needed to minimize them.

Head to App & browser control, then verify that Evaluation mode is selected. Pretty sure Smart App Control won’t conflict with your usual apps? You can also jump straight to turning the mode ...

The app inserts code that can track activity on sites its browser is used to access, says a privacy researcher. TikTok says it uses the code for things like debugging.

TikTok's in-app browser can monitor your every click and keystroke, a security researcher has found.

Select an app or its .exe file, then enable advanced defenses, such as Control Flow Guard, Data Execution Prevention, or Mandatory ASLR, to block common exploit tactics.

Researcher shows how Instagram and Facebook’s use of an in-app browser within both its iOS apps can track interactions with external websites.

TikTok Tracks 'Keystroke Patterns' While Using In-App Browser. Here's What That Means According to its privacy policy, TikTok tracks the "keystroke patterns or rhythms" of its users.

Facebook's new in-app browser on Android is said to be more stable, with enhanced performance and security.

Krause claims that JavaScript code embedded into the in-app browser is currently being used to track keystrokes, screen taps, copied text, etc. Krause deems this to be a major security concern.