I'd not. Google has a greed that regularly leaves blatant information leaks unfixed for years. For example, you still cannot safely use any third-party keyboar

I'd not. Google has a greed that regularly leaves blatant information leaks unfixed for years. For example, you still cannot safely use any third-party keyboard on Android. Because Google refuses to give users a way to block internet access for individual apps, and third-party keyboards by definition can read out your passwords and everything you type. Would just as well be helpful for all kinds of other apps. I'd be much less concerned about giving my camera app permission to take pictures at any point in time, if I knew that it can't actually upload those to anywhere. But I can't. I have to blindly trust my camera app for no reason other than Google not wanting to give up potential ad revenue.