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Ah, could be. But I was not really referring to how good the browser is, but the extent to which I trust Samsung to protect my privacy. They are particularly gr
by rapnie 5y ago
Ah, could be. But I was not really referring to how good the browser is, but the extent to which I trust Samsung to protect my privacy. They are particularly greedy for your PII on their mobile phones. For instance, after I minimised permissions for my apps, the Samsung Gallery app suddenly popped an "Allow location data" dialog coming from Foursquare.
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Here's a video showing the Foursquare dialog https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7_e-P0hy5QY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7_e-P0hy5QY and also:
"For Korean phone giants Samsung and LG, Foursquare's API will be used in some of their default apps. If you take a picture using a Samsung Galaxy S8 or S8+, the phone will tag your location based on Foursquare's Places database."
https://mashable.com/article/foursquare-asia-tencent-samsung https://mashable.com/article/foursquare-asia-tencent-samsung