Beware, though… I found that the Qobuz app sends data to google-analytics.com, app-measurement.com, mixpanel.com, crashlytics.com, and graph.facebook.com, possibly others. This is all BEFORE EVEN LAUNCHING the app. I don’t consider Qobuz to be good for privacy…

If we all stop using firefox, then chromium has a complete monopoly. That’s dangerous with something as important as a web browser. Lets not forget that Chromium is sponsored/maintsined by Google.

This is a great guide for those who don’t want to root or install a better OS from scratch! Thanks for doing this. One thing I wanted to call out is that AppOpsX was last updated over 5 years ago, so it might be abandonware, not too sure though. Another one in F-droid is Permission Manager X, but beware: it includes a Material Design package that includes code from Google. Its a shame that even FOSS apps can be dependent on The Goog now…

I’m glad these are all gathered together in one place to help people voice their concerns. It is clear that Congress still doesn’t understand how the internet works…

Same here

Nice job! Looks really sleek :)

Windows 10 & 11 indeed do log your keystrokes, browsing history, etc. by default, according to the T&C - also the Microsoft swiftkey keyboard for Android does as well. Here is a good guide for making Windows a little more private, although there really is no escaping at least basic telemetry, which is still way too revealing in my opinion:

https://vpnoverview.com/privacy/devices/privacy-settings-windows-10/