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If he is using your app, it implies that he somewhat trusts you. I think it's Google that he doesn't trust. Using an app shouldn't require trusting a third part
by nileshtrivedi 13y ago
If he is using your app, it implies that he somewhat trusts you. I think it's Google that he doesn't trust. Using an app shouldn't require trusting a third party with personal behavior data.
- nickpresta 13y agoYou're more than likely using the Android Marketplace, with a Google account, with credit card details associated. What don't you trust? In general, apps that "phone home" suck, but let's not lump GA or crash reporting (like BugSense, etc) in that same group.
- pbsdp 13y agoAsking permission to record a crash is very different than silently sending user-identifiable data to Google (or elsewhere).
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