Access To Google Apps Without The Tracking - The Aurora Store (The Perfect Google Play Store Alternative)

[Heatman]

I saw a video about the new Apple iPhone 13 being linked with one's vaccination. If you ain't vaccinated, it's not going to work with you making use of it. How true is that? 

[skyfire]

No idea. We don't have any such here in this side. But who knows I am not going to be surprised if this kind of thing is used with the help of apple. 

[Heatman]

A lot of people are yet to get vaccinated which is going to be a very big challenge in the product selling as it's supposed to if it's true what they said about its usage with being vaccinated. 

[Head_Hunter]

Aurora is a tremendous alternative to Google play store, which makes a user to appear anonymous downloading apps from Google play and keeping his or her identity intact for those who love staying anonymous. 

[killamch89]

2 hours ago, Head_Hunter said:

Aurora is a tremendous alternative to Google play store, which makes a user to appear anonymous downloading apps from Google play and keeping his or her identity intact for those who love staying anonymous. 

It is surely a nifty one - I don't know how I managed to function without it before.

[Head_Hunter]

23 hours ago, killamch89 said:

It is surely a nifty one - I don't know how I managed to function without it before.

The particular store is simply a hidden one, it's nifty one, it wouldn't replace Google play store in anyway, but at least it's an alternative which is better. 

[Heatman]

On 9/26/2021 at 1:14 AM, Head_Hunter said:

Aurora is a tremendous alternative to Google play store, which makes a user to appear anonymous downloading apps from Google play and keeping his or her identity intact for those who love staying anonymous. 

Seriously - I can't believe that I forgot about Aurora. Can't remember if I ever had any issues with it in the past. 

[Head_Hunter]

On 9/27/2021 at 8:57 AM, Heatman said:

Seriously - I can't believe that I forgot about Aurora. Can't remember if I ever had any issues with it in the past. 

It's good now you've been shown Aurora, you can simply go through it when you have something worthwhile to do with it. 

[killamch89]

8 hours ago, Head_Hunter said:

It's good now you've been shown Aurora, you can simply go through it when you have something worthwhile to do with it. 

I wish this was mandatory on Google play store like how IOS devices can opt out of app tracking.

[Head_Hunter]

On 9/29/2021 at 3:33 AM, killamch89 said:

I wish this was mandatory on Google play store like how IOS devices can opt out of app tracking.

Do you want to opt out of app tracking? 

 

Why do you wish to opt out? 

 

I see app tracking as a means of security to the apps either utility, game app etc. 

[Shagger]

19 hours ago, Head_Hunter said:

Do you want to opt out of app tracking? 

 

Why do you wish to opt out? 

 

I see app tracking as a means of security to the apps either utility, game app etc. 

 

That's not what tracking is for. The purpose is to gather data about your spending habits, what apps you use and even personal information like your name and email to then sell that data to somebody else. That somebody could (and would) send you spam, scam you or otherwise manipulate you into buying something. For example, let's say Google picks up on the fact you've spent some time browsing for a laptop online. They would then sell your personal information to a company selling laptops so they can hard sell you on laptops.

Edited October 1, 2021 by Shagger

[Head_Hunter]

2 hours ago, Shagger said:

 

That's not what tracking is for. The purpose is to gather data about your spending habits, what apps you use and even personal information like your name and email to then sell that data to somebody else. That somebody could (and would) send you spam, scam you or otherwise manipulate you into buying something. For example, let's say Google pick up on the fact you've spent some time browsing for a laptop online. They would then sell your personal information to a computer selling laptops so the can hard sell you on laptops.

Thanks buddy for helping me know what tracking is all about. With the information gathered from your contents, its ridiculous for Google to sell out personal data to third parties. It means our privacy isn't safe, even if what they meant is to find the right answer to what we are looking for, but most of those claiming to sell items online have bad intentions. It will make sense if Google or any company holding our sensitive data seek authorization from us first, before going on to release our personal data to third parties. 

[killamch89]

14 hours ago, Shagger said:

That's not what tracking is for. The purpose is to gather data about your spending habits, what apps you use and even personal information like your name and email to then sell that data to somebody else. That somebody could (and would) send you spam, scam you or otherwise manipulate you into buying something. For example, let's say Google pick up on the fact you've spent some time browsing for a laptop online. They would then sell your personal information to a computer selling laptops so the can hard sell you on laptops.

Thanks for saving me the trouble of explaining it @Shagger. It's only in the past 5 years that I've really been aware of how problematic add tracking is and what they do with your data. In all honesty, I've become very observant of any website I visit and I always choose to reject the cookies because I don't want them to track me.

[skyfire]

16 hours ago, Head_Hunter said:

I see app tracking as a means of security to the apps either utility, game app etc. 

App that tracks you sell the data to advertisers and other behavior manipulation using AI that facebook has been doing for years. 

[Heatman]

On 9/29/2021 at 3:33 AM, killamch89 said:

I wish this was mandatory on Google play store like how IOS devices can opt out of app tracking.

Yeah - it would have been nice but you know Google, they always want to have a track on your activities.