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1. Disable Face ID/fingerprint unlocks and go back to using a alphanumeric pass code (letters and numbers). It's fine once you're actually in the phone, but you
by dabockster 1y ago
1. Disable Face ID/fingerprint unlocks and go back to using a alphanumeric pass code (letters and numbers). It's fine once you're actually in the phone, but you absolutely don't want to unlock your phone from the lock screen with biometrics.
2. Watch what kind of app permissions you grant to what apps. This is way easier to do on iPhones vs Android phones.
3. Understand that Google Apps (gApps) on Android phones are essentially a rootkit anymore. Especially with that recent news that Google is going to try to end sideloading APKs. Apple isn't that much better but they're more "out of the way" when you try to work.
4. Apple's SDK for its devices is more private than Android in certain ways. The IceBlock app's explainer is really good about this: https://www.iceblock.app/android https://www.iceblock.app/android