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Your Android phone keyboard may be tracking your inputs - how to check (and 2 ways to stop it)
Your Android keyboard may be collecting more than you realize. Here are two ways to take back your privacy, but I only trust one.
Follow ZDNET: Add us as a preferred source on Google. If you use the default Android keyboard, it's tracking you. There are two options to prevent this: configure it or change it. FUTO Keyboard is a better option than the default. Everything is tracking us. You can have a conversation with someone without even unlocking your phone, and the next day, that device will show you ads based on what you talked about. It's not just infuriating; it's kind of frightening. What's worse, the companies behind…
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