How about extending that list to software and add something like "Firefox mobile" to that list, that comes advertised as privacy focused, fighting all those evi

How about extending that list to software and add something like "Firefox mobile" to that list, that comes advertised as privacy focused, fighting all those evil ad tracking technologies - but comes bundled with their own ad-tracking enabled by default!? And telemetry. And "participating in studies". So yes, if you are a little bit tech-savy, it is easy and the first thing to disable. But it is still a very "creepy" to me, that those things are enabled by default, which means it stays enabled for the majority of users.