The easiest way to stop any and all tracking through browsers is by attaching a GPC signal. Unfortunately, doing so without root access can be extremely difficult to implement, if at all possible. An easier solution would be to instruct users to download a browser that has built in GPC support.
The first step is to check which browsers have built-in GPC support; some potential browsers are: Bromite, DuckDuckGo, Brave, Firefox, Tor.
The second step would be to explain to the user that they need to download one of these browsers and use that one instead of the system browser; the explanation should be short, and easy to understand in order to increase usability.
Finally, the third step would be to integrate a button that redirects the user to the play store to the page where they can download the browser.
wesley-tan
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1 year ago
The easiest way to stop any and all tracking through browsers is by attaching a GPC signal. Unfortunately, doing so without root access can be extremely difficult to implement, if at all possible. An easier solution would be to instruct users to download a browser that has built in GPC support.
The first step is to check which browsers have built-in GPC support; some potential browsers are: Bromite, DuckDuckGo, Brave, Firefox, Tor.
The second step would be to explain to the user that they need to download one of these browsers and use that one instead of the system browser; the explanation should be short, and easy to understand in order to increase usability.
Finally, the third step would be to integrate a button that redirects the user to the play store to the page where they can download the browser.