Time to consider eating an apple or two.

https://forbes.com/sites/forrester/...

@irene why

@irene eh? It's an measure by the company itself.

@irene but privacy :3

@irene yea right because Android itself doesn't track you :3

That's all it does?
Really?

My firefox setup is significantly more effective:
* block JS I don't need it want
* block ads
* block the typical CDNs and host things locally instead
* block all third-party cookies except where things break
* store everything in containers per task, so there's no tracking cross-container
* non-task tabs get their own temporary containers
* randomize user agent every 5 min
* don't use tracking services like Google or any third-party login unless required
* random vpn endpoints, or tor depending on which device I'm using.
* send do not track (😅 because I might as well even though it does nothing, anywhere, ever)

Blocking JS by default requires some effort when visiting a completely new site, and the vpn adds a little slowdown (quite a bit with tor...). But other than these it's transparent.

@irene Yep. decentraleyes.

@irene That's what it does 😋