FigLeaf app is going find where your data has been leaked on the internet ZDNet spoke with FigLeaf cofounder Yuriy Dvoinos ahead of the company's big product launch in 2019.

FigLeaf app is going find where your data has been leaked on the internet

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10:36 / December 21, 2018

ZDNet spoke with FigLeaf cofounder Yuriy Dvoinos ahead of the company's big product launch in 2019.

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