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this post was submitted on 18 Mar 2024
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Privacy
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Most of what you mention here I had no idea existed, and I appreciate you sharing it.
As for the scope granularity, this is a simple example for both, Telegram (Nekogram in my case):
Access to 1 contact (added as an example, because in reality i don't give it access to any of my contacts).
Also, thanks for sharing your guide. I'll go over it as soon as I'm off work.
On how the GrapheneOS team chooses to use fearmongering to make people believe there are no other options, I don't follow people or waste my time going into those threads and conversations. Doing thqt would be like asking people over at Google why I should avoid Google. That's yet another reason why I like to have these types of discussions with open communities, the chances of a fully biased point of view decreases dramatically (although it's never fully eliminated).