> We can't trust Apple/Google to manage the anonymous data behind Contract Tracing but we can for our photos, phone calls, messages, web history, app data and G

> We can't trust Apple/Google to manage the anonymous data behind Contract Tracing but we can for our photos, phone calls, messages, web history, app data and GPS locations. Just because our rights are already eroded doesn't mean we should give up the fight and disable our freedom. Nobody said we should trust Google/Apple with any of that. This tracking of our anonymous data should only be allowed to be unencrypted by warrant. All data produced by the device stored on the cloud should be encrypted, unaccessable to Google and Apple. Instead of blindly trusting corporations, we could implement regulations, allowing oversight and preventing unreasonable searches. In any case, I use an Android phone and Google can't access my photos, calls, messages, web history, app data, or GPS locations. I've chosen a radio firmware which completely disables the GPS. Looks like it's about time to get rid of Google completely from my Google phone.