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Click here to find out moreIn the second part of our series on Mobile Application development, Aaron Tantleff of Foley & Lardner LLP continues the discussion regarding the legal risks involved in developing, launching and managing mobile applications in 2013 and beyond, focusing on the privacy and intellectual property issues associated with the development, distribution and use of the mobile applications, including: • Real-life examples of privacy and intellectual property issues that put the mobile application at risk, and what can be done to prevent and mitigate the issues; • Privacy and review of data and information collected through mobile applications (e.g., personal data and geolocation) and how to think about the process; data-sharing agreements; data collection; and e-Discovery issues; • Enforcing trademark and copyright rights in secondary app stores and other enforcement strategies; • Understanding some of the hidden risks of mobile applications (including the App Stores themselves, use of Open Source, and third party services); and • Risks companies face regarding ownership, license agreements, developer agreements, transaction processing agreements, and bundling arrangements with carriers and device distributors.
