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ZARA
BME
2026-06-21
90d ago
Waiting
Critical
ZARA records your entire on-screen session through a Microsoft tool and sends that recording to US servers, and its virtual try-on feature uploads the actual geometry of your body to its own servers, which can count as sensitive biometric data. On top of that, twenty of the domains the app connects to allow completely unencrypted traffic.
Microsoft Clarity dual-layer (711 smali native + clarity.js WebView = session recordings to Microsoft US). AR body try-on uploads body geometry server-side (potential Art. 9). 20 domains cleartext.
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