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@jorge @ntnsndr

The eylenburg comparison has a useful comparison of how some of the default Android Open Source Project connections to Google services and GNSS vendors are handled. That's not a full list of default connections and most of the operating systems including /e/OS add a bunch of additional connections, many of them problematic themselves.

Aside from that, moving to a different set of privacy invasive services without end-to-end encryption doesn't really protect people's privacy.