最新报道:Neon Mobile, an app that pays users for recording their phone calls and sells the audio data to AI companies, has surged to become the No. 2 social networking app on Apple's U.S. App Store. The app offers up to 30 cents per minute for calls between Neon users and a maximum of $30 daily for other calls, alongside referral incentives. According to its terms, Neon captures inbound and outbound calls, claiming to record only the user's side unless both parties use the app. Legal experts warn the practice may circumvent wiretap laws, and voice data could be exploited for fraud despite anonymization efforts. The app's rapid rise highlights growing market willingness to trade privacy for small financial gains.