This isn't just another WebView wrapper; it's a "Digital Faraday Cage". In this build, I’ve implemented what I call the "Double-Lock", physically ejecting any external links out of the app’s memory container and into your default system browser.
Highlights:
✅ External Link Isolation: Third-party sites never touch your Facebook cookies.
✅ X-Requested-With Stripping: Facebook doesn't know you're on an app.
✅ Hardened JS Injection: Muffled Canvas, WebGL, and WebRTC fingerprints.
✅ Zero Permissions: No contacts, no location, no background sync.
Built for privacy power users who want the feed without the tracking payload.
Check out the code on GitHub: https://github.com/theipw/Private_Facebook
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GitHub - theipw/Private_Facebook: A hardened, high-security Facebook wrapper for Android. Features a custom Controlled Fetch engine to strip tracking headers, enforce strict CSP, and disable WebRTC/Fingerprinting. Zero permissions required.
A hardened, high-security Facebook wrapper for Android. Features a custom Controlled Fetch engine to strip tracking headers, enforce strict CSP, and disable WebRTC/Fingerprinting. Zero permissions ...
