@Tommy @fdroidorg
> Google knows every app you install
Nothing really prevents f-droid from this, right?
> Google knows every app you install
Nothing really prevents f-droid from this, right?
@lanodan
Well, they shouldn't.
After all, their Open Source ;-)
@Tommy LOL
Nothing, absolutely nothing prevents from doing open-source surveillance.
Specially server-side and where the package manager (f-droid application) fetches from the same server and that android devices are easily fingerprintable (most will happily tell you the model in the user-agent for example).
Nothing, absolutely nothing prevents from doing open-source surveillance.
Specially server-side and where the package manager (f-droid application) fetches from the same server and that android devices are easily fingerprintable (most will happily tell you the model in the user-agent for example).
You can also read a bit more about some things F-Droid does to *prevent* tracking by server operators here: https://gitlab.com/fdroid/fdroidclient/-/merge_requests/574
@fdroidorg @Tommy Oh wow this is a really good one, I wish browsers engines would do the same.
@lanodan @fdroidorg
Yup!
Looks like F-droid has a great taste of privacy!
