I have a normal Googled Android phone and tinkered with a bunch of settings so that only what I can’t uninstall or disable remains on it.
If I run a vpn on it then the Googled OS may still know my location(from wifi and bluethooth scanning that it may be doing nonstop) and browser searches.
In that case, would the vpn only mask my activity from my internet service provider?
Thanks in advance
PS: This is a locked phone and I understand that it’s spyware but I can’t afford an unlocked one yet thanks
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Yes. Exactly.
But why give your ISP (or any wifi you connect to) all your browsing habits?
It’s either them or VPN provider, but with most VPN providers you lose ipv6