Here are all the infographics in the article:

Direct links:

https://blog.pcloud.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/NEW-pcloud-instrusive-apps-the-safest-apps-to-use-to-protect-your-personal-data.jpg

https://blog.pcloud.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/pcloud-instrusive-apps-the-apps-collecting-your-data-for-their-own-benefit.png

https://blog.pcloud.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/pcloud-instrusive-apps-the-apps-sharing-your-data-with-third-parties.png

https://blog.pcloud.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/NEW-pcloud-instrusive-apps-how-much-each-app-is-tracking-overall.jpg

I can’t see WhatsApp and Telegram in there. Were they not contemplated or are they actually better that these (doubt)?

getting really tired of these linear models and scales. people are ending up so worried about which is /more/ invasive or /worse/ for privacy and it just makes a lot of noise that doesn’t really help anyone and doesn’t give a good picture of whats happening.

the modern business model of these corporations is just to funnel data to threat actors. that’s all they do, from any major social media platform, to any provided service, they’re just malware now funneling data to threat actors. there’s no way to guarantee where that information goes or what its used for.

its not really worth pointing out which is the biggest funnel for data to threat actors, its just understanding that they are funnels for data going to threat actors

Hmm, duolingo? Time to go then

Interesting to see a company such a doordash doesn’t share data the same way ubereatss does.

This site says Netflix tracks 0% of your data. If that were true they’d have no clue who watches what. Something is fishy.

in other news— watr is wet🤣🤣🤣

Surprised that Wechat isn’t there but TikTok is. Does this mean that Wechat is actually privacy respecting?