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The very reason for /e/ to exist is expressly to provide users with privacy...so some of the shortcuts they took are inexcusable (using APKs from APKPure, leaki
by m52go 7y ago
The very reason for /e/ to exist is expressly to provide users with privacy...so some of the shortcuts they took are inexcusable (using APKs from APKPure, leaking personal data, etc).
So "shady" might not be the right term..."untrustworthy" might be a better one, until they prove otherwise.
- wyre 7y agoPardon my lack of knowledge, but what is wrong with APKs from APKPure?
- m52go 7y agoIt's a third party. To be sure of the integrity of a binary and what it does, one must build it from source code that one has verified. Making strong claims about privacy and then bundling pre-built binaries found on the internet (no matter what the site) does not inspire confidence in me about the team or its supposed dedication to privacy.