Neon vows to return after data breach — payouts paused
Neon vows to return after data breach — payouts paused Neon, the app that pays users for recordings of their phone calls and sells them to AI companies, says it will return after a security breach exposed users’ recordings, transcripts and phone numbers. Founder Alex Kiam apologized to users and said the app will be back soon once extra security layers are added. What happened TechCrunch reported a security flaw that allowed users to access other people’s call recordings, transcripts and metadata, prompting Neon to take its service offline. Neon’s founder Alex Kiam emailed users saying earnings are safe: “Your earnings have not disappeared -- when we're back online, we'll pay you everything you've earned, plus a little bonus to thank you for your patience!” Payouts & how Neon records…