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The company that has the most reach in mobile spyware is AppsFlyer which is Israeli owned and as yet a private company. They operate in a closed space called m
by ddxv 1y ago
The company that has the most reach in mobile spyware is AppsFlyer which is Israeli owned and as yet a private company.
They operate in a closed space called mobile attribution of which only a few companies are competitors. Appsflyer is by far the largest.
https://appgoblin.info/companies/types/ad-attribution https://appgoblin.info/companies/types/ad-attribution
They are probably in 20 or more apps on your phone.
https://appgoblin.com/companies/appsflyer.com https://appgoblin.com/companies/appsflyer.com
- markus_zhang 1y agoEvery app uses Appsflyer. I worked for multiple companies and somehow they all use it. Kinda the standard in the industry. Better drop back to a dumb phone TBH.
- M95D 1y agoNo phone is dumb internally anymore. Only the UI may make it look like a dumb phone.
- markus_zhang 1y agoWhat about an old Nokia phone? I think that still stands as a true dumb phone, but yeah it's difficult to find a SIM card that fits there, though.
- M95D 1y agoThere's no 4G old Nokia that I know of. I've been using a N86 for the last 10 years. It's a true ship of Theseus - no part of it is from the original phone. The problem I have is that the 3G networks are all gone and the very few remaining 2G networks that are kept alive for GSM trackers won't provide internet access (at least, no more than a couple of KB per connection, as that's the most GSM trackers use). Not that I need internet much on the phone... but sometimes I need email (ProfiMail) and weather (ForecaWeather - yes, the servers are still alive today!). When the last 2G network goes out I'll be forced to change it and I have no alternatives. There are SIM size adapters.