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Study Reveals 'Shoulder Surfing' Exposes Personal and Financial Data in Public
A study indicates that one in three Europeans has seen personal information on strangers' phone screens in public, with one in ten even spotting financial data, drawing attention to the common issue of 'shoulder surfing'.
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