Just like Lumen database, the EFF could do it. ByteDance claims their a Cayman Islands company. But their engineers are based in China. The text would be comp

Just like Lumen database, the EFF could do it. ByteDance claims their a Cayman Islands company. But their engineers are based in China. The text would be computer generated based on a database: "This app is developed in $locations by $company. Data on this platform is typically hosted in $data_center_location but may be accessed by $company engineers and $country_specific_dangers." For a remote-first company like GitLab, I would have the following text: "This app is developed by a team of remote engineers in various countries by GitLab Inc. Data on this platform is typically hosted in geographically nearby data centers (typically Singapore, South Korea), but may be accessed by GitLab engineers, and the governments of the nations in which these engineers live" There's only 195 countries on Earth, and maybe 1,000 popular applications. A single individual could build such a database and open-source it. It's not a big task at all and brings much more transparency to end-users.