How do you guys feel about Google and privacy?

While it is true that they sucked in the past before Android 6.0, right now I feel like they are doing very well. Most especially considering the new Android P Privacy (lol) features.

Android might not be as secure as iOS but it's getting there IMHO. That's more important to me than just dwelling on the past where features like granular permissions didn't exist yet.

Just want to say that even though Google is on the same business as Facebook, I feel like I can trust google more with my personal data.

By more I mean relative to facebook, not that everyone should trust these companies 100%. (This is for those overly conscious about privacy that might call me out, not that it is a bad thing.)

But then again I am just a casual who doesn't know much about this subject well.

How do you guys feel about Google with regards to privacy compared to like Facebook and Apple?



Submitted March 30, 2018 at 12:48PM by Zangetszu https://ift.tt/2GDwsFX https://ift.tt/eA8V8J

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