> Android isn't open source, especially any Google [X] Service code As I explained in my previous post, AOSP and Android Automotive are open source and contain

> Android isn't open source, especially any Google [X] Service code As I explained in my previous post, AOSP and Android Automotive are open source and contain no Google service code. > Even if it were 100% open source all it means is you get to see the code sending your data to Google. It is, and we can indeed. It's exactly none. > Apple's entire product marketing and product differentiation is privacy at the moment. You confused product marketing with product differentiation. I grant you that Apple markets privacy. It does not actually deliver it, with iOS sharing more data with Apple that you cannot stop than even Google-flavored Android builds share with Google. You cannot get your location on iOS without sending your location to Apple, and you cannot install an app on iOS without telling Apple that you installed it.