The issue I have with their response is that they argue that it's disabled because it has no API key. I think that's not a real solution because that can change

The issue I have with their response is that they argue that it's disabled because it has no API key. I think that's not a real solution because that can change at any time. A request sent is a request sent, relying on the server to block it is the opposite of what TOR initially stood for. I witnessed at least the Leanplum SDK taking action, and I thought I broke the App tbh. After a restart of the phone and clearing all caches via the Settings App I could verify that it happened a second time. But I have no idea whether it was a "chrome://" Page with an externally included JS - or triggered by the underlying SDK directly. In Firefox pre-quantum (pre fenix 9.5), the Extensions Page included Google Analytics for a while, so I was assuming that my installation process of uBlock Origin and uMatrix triggered it somehow down the line. I decided to roll back to TOR 9.5 after it happened the second time on the same day and now I'm building my own Browser (Tholian Stealth) anyways... so I didn't decide to investigate further than a casual look at the codebase where LeanPlum still seems to be littered all over the place. [1] [1] https://gitlab.torproject.org/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&search=leanplum&group_id=477&project_id=478&scope=&search_code=true&snippets=false&repository_ref=tor-browser-83.0.0b2-10.5-1&nav_source=navbar https://gitlab.torproject.org/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&search=l...