My old ones broke two days ago and I needed new ones. I chose earbuds from NOTHIHG because according to reviews they are really good for the money. Now, their app is asking me to accept this privacy policy. Maybe this policy is just some general place holder for other products because they sell phones too. And they would have browser history there. Or I could use the earbuds without the app. But the default tuning on them is very bass heavy and I need to change that.

I use DNS resolver on my phone with a lot of filters, so this shit will get blocked. I think I will bite the bullet for now but this is probably the last thing I bought from this company.

2 points

Nothing buds reportedly work with, gadget bridge. May be worth a try

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I wish I knew about this app sooner. I would pick something based off that. Thanks for bringing this to my attention.

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NOTHING EVERYTHING

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So they can profile you and sell that profile to other companies for profit. Same reason why every other app asks for demands it.

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Testing the app or any other service from the same company before purchasing their stuff gives you a rough idea about the business behind

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Don’t worry about it. It’s Nothing

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