How to protect privacy on your phone

I get it you want to protect privacy in your phone, but you don't want to learn anything new. You don't want to make it inconvenient. You just want to minimize the massive and unnecessary exposure of your private data. Even a dude once and forget it. This is the Article
for you to ignore me and just about five minutes. You will vastly enhance privacy over smartphone, whether it's iOS or Android or any service we provide our users we go to Great Lengths to protect our privacy. 

Getting application firewall. This is the net guard for Android and lockdown for iOS uses these to block network access to apps that don't need it. Well as your default calculator app requires internet access, you can even install the little devil. It's spyware just blocking access to your wife on your precious data planes and add a firewall will take the only available spot for a VPN on your phone but that's fine. Don't use a VPN on the phone most apps have access to your Occasion through GPS network connections or cellular triangulation most modern connections, the reputable websites and servers are encrypted which renders VPN encryption. 

We were useless blocking unnecessary network access as much more to protect your privacy than rerouting your traffic through a single hump. If you really care about third parties tracking your browsing habits and create your DNS phones with Android plenty of later support encrypted DNS system-wide go to say Settings network and internet Advanced and private DNS since this is for normals and our DNS dot Google as the hostname of the DNS provider and tap save for most of you. 

It's not going to matter that this is Google handling your DNS queries. The whole point is that it is encrypted and I'm not going to bother you with decentralizing your DNS resolvers in this video. I have other videos for that on iOS the easiest system-wide solution for all network connections. 

Is to just use DNS Clos Gap. It has its own list of public DNS servers and works excellently. 

Safari or Firefox pwas give you more control over what data these app developers can access to but using a native mobile app, you have to surrender all your photos files contacts, and other private information to them. Please wpas. You can pretty much revoke these permissions all together and still get a using application firewall mentioned in the beginning of this tutorial to block their network access if they don't need it to function