The sarcasm is unnecessary.

lol idk what you find amusing about that but okay

In my opinion, the Google Pixel with GrapheneOS is considered the gold standard in terms of security and privacy. While I am not fully knowledgeable about its capabilities, it offers a comprehensive suite of security features.

The iPhone is also a viable option. You can easily swap between iCloud to a more secure encrypted provider for both cloud storage and photo backups. Additionally, any notes application can be replaced with a more secure alternative.

Samsung phones can support a range of operating system images that can be flashed, including LineageOS. However, I am not fully aware of all the available options.

Don’t Amazon stock some things in their own warehouse?

Pretty cool to be fair, it’s always nice to see new projects popping up.

Not a terrible idea, at least company xyz won’t see what you bought from the other company’s and therefore prevents them sharing much of your data to Ad services.

I see the funny side of the comment.

However someone out there may see it and think “oh great I’ll switch to (insert another privacy invasive service here) instead.

See that’s a good response and I appreciate that idea :)

Depends what they are, I think a fair amount of people might be in the same boat, with a few services from different tiers.

I agree that Apple, while not entirely private, is still a decent choice compared to Android. They both have their flaws though.

I suppose the legal part could stand, if they share or dispose of your Resume in an inappropriate manner in the EU or uk you could pull up GDPR or DPA and claim your information wasn’t protected

I use Adguard premium i think that’ll work come to think of it, it’s a shame really that YouTube had to go to such lengths to try and stop people from not paying them to rid their site of ads

So errrm Sweden and Switzerland are two different countries.

Whilst I’ll agree with your statement some people prefer a service to use rather than self hosted.

And I suppose some people may worry about electric usage as well when running hardware 24/7. I guess that’s just 1 reason.

You know looking back I kinda answer my own question, as privacy for me means no logs and as someone pointed out they keep logs. But yeah you do have a point also but the internet is like the Wild West sometimes

Yeah that’s true, thank you reminding me about that.

Hey thanks for reading the privacy policy that helps a lot I appreciate that

Yeah doesn’t sound amazing, the thing is I don’t want to use a vpn on mobile data, I use Apple private relay, but that only works in safari and certain other stuff.

Basically just trying to keep myself safe and mostly private when using mobile data

Ahhh yes tailscale, so it uses a vpn tunnel to route your traffic back home and through your network?

Very true, I’ve also noted that controlD can actually spoof your ip, so I suppose there is no need for vpn

That makes sense, is it possible to use advised dns along with a vpn on iOS? I’m sure I read it somewhere but I don’t remember.

It does suck however that if you use private relay it doesn’t work very well.

If you don’t mind me asking do you use any vpn on your router?

Interesting, do you or would you recommend a vpn at router level though?

Because forgive me if I’m wrong but if you use a vpn at router level then use adguard dns on the device which creates a vpn profile, wouldn’t that leak your data?

Or would you recommend no vpn on router and just use adguard home, with nextdns as the resolver or upstream?

Also ford recently redesigned their app so the users have to use built in google maps in order to track their car.

Also ford recently redesigned their app so the users have to use built in google maps in order to track their car.

There isn’t any

Thank you for your opinion

To be fair the only reason I switched is because I couldn’t find out how to pay for a year instead of monthly, but I think I’ve figured it out now