Which one didn't send back a ton of analytics?
Also, surprised with Nanit, Microsoft Clarity was found on the phone app?
With the whole LG fiasco I wouldn't be surprised if the camera itself was doing network fingerprinting and data collection.
Also, surprised with Nanit, Microsoft Clarity was found on the phone app?
With the whole LG fiasco I wouldn't be surprised if the camera itself was doing network fingerprinting and data collection.
and a really obscure and clearly vibe-designed one (that still works fine) that only fired off a single Firebase call noting an install: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mimiapp.mi...
one caveat is that I haven't done anything like longterm use testing - just account setup and a handful of inputs like a specific feed time and amount, etc. if these apps are firing off data with delayed intervals, I wouldn't have captured it
re Nanit, yes, it sent a request to https://r.clarity.ms/collect with a 1.1KB payload after only a few seconds of use. everything I've read about MS Clarity and MS in general around their data practices makes me extremely wary that such a popular app collects this much data