Tundra @ Tundra @lemmy.ml

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You too!

Fair enough - we are agreed at least then that the default android os is awful for privacy.

Then its no longer stock?

Ive recently managed to do this;

Settings> Network & Internet> Hotspot & Tethering> Allow Clients To Use VPN

What I don't understand though, doesn't using mullvad automatically set their own DNS?

Stock android is definitely enshitified - but there is still hope with custom os's

Debian stable + Flatpak

Agreed.

For any (k)ubuntu refugees, do as I did and switch to Debian!

https://github.com/NeoApplications/Neo-Launcher

Would flatpak mitigate this?

I've also had issues with brave search on mull, whenever it decides It to check if I'm a robot it says that mull is missing a requirement

I'm guessing these are points to debate in class?

Wild if not

Have a look at Linux mint: Debian edition (LMDE)

https://invidious.nerdvpn.de/watch?v=N6NYrnvRM3M

crypt.ee

Fairphone + DivestOS

On the "meta" user profile yes, blocking trackers is more important than hiding my IP for that user profile

Plain ol Debian

I use GrapheneOS, I run Instagram in a seperate user profile within its own storage scope alongside an app called "Tracker Control" and block most trackers that way.

https://trackercontrol.org/

for what its worth, I have a hybrid setup and use; https://github.com/bayasdev/envycontrol

So this sent me down a rabbithole.

I can't answer about exporting data but having just done some research the 2 best options I have found for a privacy focused solution (open source) are either:

Bangle JS https://banglejs.com/

PineTime https://www.pine64.org/pinetime/

For me the bangle seems superior - I'm tempted to get one!