Invidious

@Blue-pd3dv

I usually think in this way: they don’t even bother to steal from me 😂

11 months ago | 2

@nickthompson2048

The notion that any of them uses you data in any way besides THEIR own interest is astounding on its face.

11 months ago | 0

@ICZERZERO3000

I trust all of them… Is time to push the boundaries of what is possible 😎

11 months ago | 2

@SpinStreakYT

Apple seriously is the most trustworthy on this list. Local encryptions up the wazoo for so many things, that can’t make it back to Apple unencrypted.

11 months ago | 0

@RustyChapman

Linux Mint 22 Cinnamon 👍

11 months ago | 0

@Faultlesssymmetry

I don't trust anyone. I trust that my data will make my life better in the long run, and self-improvement is more important to me than to who I trust my data. Data becomes a popular topic and then you never stop hearing about it. I don't care. The ends justify the means.

11 months ago | 0

@mouh4498

I would say X but it’s not in your list

11 months ago | 0

@Usharani-ef9vm

None of these, first vote, first like and first comment 😭

11 months ago (edited) | 1

@sembatyadaniel-l9v

i think all of them work same depsite one having more functions

1 month ago | 0

@IlllIlllIlllIlll

Lol google and iPhone phones have the most trackers from what I seen. Other phones have less background internet connections working behind the scene. I specifically see this with asus and Sony phones where background activity is kept to a huge minimum when compared to google or iPhone which are consistently connecting to the internet visiting different sites leaving me scratching my face

11 months ago | 0

@InterGemm

All of them starting by Google, Microsoft, Meta and finally Apple.

11 months ago | 1

@EngineerBishwajit

EHKAR

11 months ago | 0

@TrevorFosterTheFosterDojo

Google because I use graphene OS

11 months ago | 0

@Atheist-Libertarian