Chances are yes. On Android, you can control 'some' of the permissions - the basic ones (contacts, calendar, location, etc.) There are some though "view Wi-Fi

Chances are yes. On Android, you can control 'some' of the permissions - the basic ones (contacts, calendar, location, etc.) There are some though "view Wi-Fi connections", "have full network access", "view network connections", "query all packages", "advertising ID permission", and so on, that give the app (and it's creator) a good view of what's going on in your phone. I tend to (by trial & error) block everything with NoRoot Firewall. Those who want to be naughty though cannot be stopped, as they send both useful and telemetry through the same connection/target IP.