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Yes, it is far from perfect but unless you go for a Purism phone there isn't anything better. On Android you can at least get very close to some privacy unlike
by TheForumTroll 8y ago
Yes, it is far from perfect but unless you go for a Purism phone there isn't anything better. On Android you can at least get very close to some privacy unlike in iOS.
- scarface74 8y agoReally? iOS's permission system is a lot better thought out when it comes to privacy. Third party keyboards don't by default have any network permission and the keyboard automatically changes to the default keyboard for passwords. The content blocking framework doesn't allow the content blocking app to know your web browsing habits. You don't need phone access to stop audio from playing within your app like you do on Android. Google's next generation messaging app doesn't even have end to end encryption.