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FaceApp Read this before using FaceApp has gone viral again with a feature that makes users look elderly, but experts say it may pose security concerns FaceApp, a smartphone app that allows users to apply filters onto selfies they upload, has grown in popularity again thanks to a feature that allows users to make themselves look older. FaceApp, the image processing app that surged in popularity as millions of users transformed their faces to look older, has raised national security and privacy concerns after reports said the Russian-owned app could access reams of personal data on users' phones, including images off their camera rolls. But data privacy experts say those fears are overblown. "There isn't any evidence that FaceApp is doing that," Wired editor-in-chief Nick Thompson told CBSN. What data do they take? FaceApp uploads and processes our photos in the cloud, Goncharov said, but the app will “only upload a photo selected by a user for editing.” T...