Pixel 11 vs. GrapheneOS Security Standards

Step Counter has no internet permission, so Android itself prevents the app from sending your data anywhere. No account, no analytics, no ads, no tracking. This policy explains exactly what the app stores on your phone, why each permission is needed, and how to delete everything.

The digital footprint of your online reviews, particularly their length, can inadvertently reveal your social connections to potential scammers. This information can then be leveraged for highly targeted spear-phishing attacks against your friends and network.

The full privacy policy for Googly Player, the local media player for Android. Your videos, music, and photos are read straight from your device and never uploaded; playlists, favourites, history, and the recycle bin stay in a local database. This page sets out every permission the App requests and why, what the IronSource, AdMob, Unity Ads, and Adsterra networks may collect, and exactly what the optional bug-report form sends to us.