Android市场上的很多Android应用程序可能存在隐私问题，音乐服务Spotify让小型艺术家更容易添加歌曲，Skype提供一个月的免费通话。

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• Free calls to the USA, Mexico and many more countries for a month To celebrate the World Cup, Skype is offering free calls to landlines in 30 different countries for a month. [Skype Blog]
• 20 Percent of Android Apps Can Threaten Privacy, Says Vendor A report by a security company says that over 20 percent of applicati*** on the Android market let third parties access private information on the device. [PC World]
• Spotify Finally Opens to Indie Bands Popular music service Spotify will allow **aller, more independent artists to add their songs to the service for a low flat fee through its partnership with TuneCore, a digital music distributor. More music, great app, now just come stateside please. [Wired]
• Google Chrome users on Linux to get encrypted password storage The ability to encrypt stored passwords in Linux for Google Chrome has shown up in Chromium, the open-source developer project. Previously, anyone could click into your preferences and see all stored passwords. [Download Squad]
• Four major holes in Google Voice Google Voice is now available to everyone, but porting numbers along with inc***istent apps for the service remain kinks Google needs to sort out. [CNET]
• Report: iOS Will End iPhone Jailbreaking There's a rumor floating around on the internet that iOS4 will detect if an iPhone has been jailbroken or not, and require the hacked device to be restored with factory settings. Whether the rumor has any validity remains to be seen. [ReadWriteWeb]