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Tor Browser for Android - 2 trackers detected by Exodus, WTF!
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this post was submitted on 02 Jan 2026
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I tried TOR just once; it doesn't fit my needs. But for others, this program is essential to their safety—even their LIVES. Just one tracker is too much.
Tor is aware, and are working to completely remove the trackers that were transferred over from the code. That being said, all the trackers are disabled by default so it's not like they're actually reporting anywhere. Tor has one of the best track records for privacy of any software. I don't think your raising any flags or blowing any whistles that the people who trust Tor are unaware of.
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