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You never know which domains an app connects to. They could collect even more info about you and send it to thousands of websites. In a browser, it is easy to s

by WA 4y ago

You never know which domains an app connects to. They could collect even more info about you and send it to thousands of websites. In a browser, it is easy to see for somewhat technical people. To detect app tracking, you need more sophisticated setups. A proxy with an MITM certificate or a router which logs all domains or something like that. > but I've come to the realisation that there are no good website for Google to return any longer I guess this is just you. There are still plenty of good websites, depending on what you’re looking for.

mrtksn 4y ago
It's unimportant to know to which domain an app or website connects because once your data has left your device you can't know what it happens. It's technically trivial to send the data to 3rd parties over the same server that processes legitimate requests. In fact, that's how 3rd parties match and aggregate user data through cookies(one of the ways). Besides, I'm not even talking about privacy but the overall user experience.