Q1: Do iOS apps incorporate the Google GSF (or equivalent) from Google?
Q2: How do you know and how can you tell when you install any given app?
There are quite a few free adfree apps which work both on Android & on iOS. Some examples (arbitrarily from my outdoor-maps homescreen folder) are
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https://www.outerspatial.com/> for all 279 park maps, caches for offline
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https://www.avenza.com/avenza-maps/> recommended by the USGS
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https://www.paper-maps.com/> works with any number of georeferenced PDFs
etc.
All those apps, unfortunately, incorporate GSF into them, where my first of
two questions for this thread is whether or not GSF is in any iOS app?
Do those three apps have GSF included into them for the iOS platform?
If not, how can you tell for sure that they don't have GSF in them?
When using a FOSS Google Play Store search, you can easily filter out any
apps which have the GSF (Google Services Framework) Google "spyware" in it.
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https://i.postimg.cc/Jh8fJ9C7/gsf01.jpg> map apps with gsf
But that spyware filter doesn't exist in the Apple app store settings.
Maybe it's as simple as GSF isn't in any iOS apps (which I'm sure the
iKooks will claim without backing it up so their claim is meaningless).
But maybe that's the case.
I do not know if GSF is incorporated into Google (or any) iOS apps.
Do you know?
If you're an iKook always trying to defend Apple to the death using your
seven kindergarten excuses, please refrain from adding your garbage here
as I'm trying to help everyone answer two simple questions about privacy.
Q1: Do iOS apps incorporate the Google GSF (or equivalent) from Google?
Q2: How do you know and how can you tell when you install any given app?
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which, in this case, is to help all of us learn more about google spyware.
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