One thing a little weird about this list is that it has "privacy-respecting" software mixed in with privacy tools. DuckDuckGo doesn't track you individually, o

One thing a little weird about this list is that it has "privacy-respecting" software mixed in with privacy tools. DuckDuckGo doesn't track you individually, or at least, they don't filter-bubble and advertise to you individually, but they do collect data on what users click on. Privacy-respecting? I think that's debatable. The 1.1.1.1 app is a privacy tool insofar as it allows you to hide DNS requests from anyone in the middle of your connections, but it also means sending your DNS requests (or everything, if you use the VPN) to Cloudflare. According to exodus it contains 2 tracking scripts. Is the end result "privacy-respecting"? Might depend on your opinion of Cloudflare and/or your use case. Should I Remove it [dot] com? Has some information about potentially unwanted programs, but it's also just some proprietary source of information and contains Google Ads and tracking scripts on its pages. And so on and so forth.