I have also now added the top 175 paid apps (I explain why it's 175 and not 200 in the page) Neat observations there: The worst score in the paid apps is nearly 3 times lower than the worst free apps 131 of the 175 listed do not collect any identifying data at all (crazy stuff!) 5 apps do not have a ...

I'll look into this over the weekend!

See, this is an example of modern tech that I really like. Tech can unlock all kinds of accessibility advantages, and it's frustrating when the tech is there, and no one does anything positive with it. Good to see something positive being done with it here! That said, at least you can replace ...

OOOOOooooo you'll have to keep us updated if that works, that could be a really good way to get people back into it!

What a whimsical frog this is!

I am currently adding a couple of other things I want to track, but it's gonna take some time to get everything gathered up (I'll probably add a new sheet below the current one so it's not so hectic). Which of these apps offer in app purchases Which of these apps require an in app purchase to ...

For someone who doesn't like to be online all the time, I sure am online a lot

Yeah, given how frequently these apps change, I think it'd be worth tracking (and double check things, maybe things will improve for some apps, and get worse for others!)

Hey y'all, I made something kinda neat. This is a list of all the top 200 downloaded free apps from the iOS App Store, alongside their app privacy notices. I added a little write up with my line of thinking, but I think it's interesting! It's certainly no surprise that Meta leads the helm for the ...

Bumping for more visibility - this is seriously a great read. It actually helped fill the final puzzle piece for the Discord/forum video I've been wanting to make for a while, so I'm working on that script now.