… Its suite, including mail, drive, calendar, password manager, and VPN, is designed from the ground up as a Google alternative, with Swiss privacy law underpinning all of it. …
… Here's how to access the Privacy Dashboard on Pixel/Google Android, and take back control of your data. 1. Open Settings and find Privacy Dashboard Open the Settings app on your Android phone. …
… That means iPhone owners wouldn't miss out on the benefits of cloud processing, but also wouldn't have to compromise privacy in the process. Though it's unclear how Google's role in powering Siri will be, and how that might affect the privacy aspects of the new app. …
Obscura VPN has launched on Android, marking the privacy-focused provider's first step beyond Apple's ecosystem. Previously limited to macOS and iOS, the app is now available on Google Play, with a secondary listing on Obtainium for users who prefer open-source app distribution. …
… Explore Google’s Find Hub If it’s not already installed on your device, head to the Play Store and download Google’s Find Hub . …
… Go to Settings, Privacy & Security, and App Privacy Report, then tap "Turn on App Privacy Report." This dashboard will show how often apps access your camera, microphone, and location. …
… Round that out with Proton Wallet – an encrypted Bitcoin wallet – and Lumo AI, Proton's privacy-first AI assistant, and you have a self-contained privacy ecosystem that rivals anything Big Tech offers. …
… VPN leaks are not entirely new, but this case stands out because it bypasses Android's strongest VPN protections, including "Always-On VPN" and "Block connections without VPN." The issue was reportedly shared with Google's Android Security Team, but Mullvad says the report was closed as "Won't Fix … …
… Partial matches still pose privacy and security risks. …
… And why this sounds like a minor difference, it significantly changes how privacy works entirely. …
