@MarkAsser
Android is Google and afaik Google decides what apps can are available to download from Play Store. There are plenty of privacy apps there but I wouldn’t install any of them because google still accesses what it likes despite thosse privacy apps on your device. (Happy to be corected on this)

There is one app that is a *must* have on any Android devices and that is the Electronic Frontier Foundation’s (IFF) Privacy Badger extension for your browser. Log on to your browser and search for it to download. That’s about all I can tell you Good luck

PS. I’m slowly (too slowy) going Linux for everything, but it takes some work to do this for all of my devices. Not for the faint hearted.

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I've a phone with #signalapp installed, but it was outdated for a very long time. I was able to use signal from my computer, but not from my phone.

I've been able to update my android to a one recent enough to be able to install the latest signal app, on the same smartphone I used before, which still has the previous signal data on it.
But I've a message stating that my phone isn't registered anymore (I haven't attempted to register from an other phone) and I need to register again. Would it be safe to do so and to keep the previous discussions and contacts ?

Also I have registered a PIN that I've forgotten for a long time, would it prevent me to get back my account with my data ?

#privacyapps #android #signalapp #signalmessenger

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