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We can install firewalls to monitor and control rogue connections and run Tor to keep our usage anonymous. However, as you'll learn in the threads I posted, BB Android very easily becomes the most private option because of the flexibility we have in the OS. Out of the box, BB Android is not very private compared to iOS or BB10 because Google is on by default. In my opinion which is based on open source information, BB10 and BB Android are the most secure devices on the market. 'Disabling System Apps - XDA Method' (This is great for deleting/disabling system apps that collect telemetry) 'How-To: Netguard + Orbot' (This is important for connection control/monitoring and anonymous internet) 'Keyone De-Googled' (Works on all BB Android Devices) Please see the threads below for how.ДЇirst is a thread discussing this very topic (It's a bit long but its a good discussion and it highlights the difference between device security and data privacy):ДЄnd here are the solutions which a user can implement until BB does make their Android BB more private by default. On the off chance, would there be a feature that would allow in 'one-click' to disable all exchanges with Google services and that would enable them to reactivate, case by case if necessary?Welcome to the forum,ДЄ number of us on here share your concerns. Last edited by hitodev 07-07-19 at 03:07 AM.

On the off chance, would there be a feature that would allow in 'one-click' to disable all exchanges with Google services and that would enable them to reactivate, case by case if necessary? Or maybe I misunderstood the Blackberry philosophy? Is Blackberry's advertising on data security a pure scam in the best case? Or a trap in the worst case? In fact, I have never seen so much Google interconnectivity since I have my Key2. I'm wondering about the opportunity to interconnect so many services by default, some of which even offer to save user names and passwords to our greatest friends at all: Google. Really?Д«lackberry has a reputation for security and advertises on 'privacy-oriented' devices.

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Obviously all of this for free and just for 'convenience' and 'smart usage'. My first impression was astonishment when I noticed that many services and applications were connected to Google. I recently got my first Blackberry, a used Key2.

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