Ahh, the sweet irony of it all. It's no secret that Google and Android have notoriously profited off of user data for years at this stage. It is both amusing and encouraging to see this starting to shift in small ways, as even an independent platform like F-Droid is becoming too "private" for the likes of Google.

It just goes to show how important privacy truly is when it comes to technology, be it messaging apps, mobile operating systems or social media platforms. I hope that this shift towards prioritizing user privacy continues and becomes more mainstream throughout the industry.

Let's keep encouraging our design thinking counterparts around networks through open discussions while we focus on building decentralized communication platforms utilizing cryptography work beyond existing flaws in central-point security decisions -thus closed-source- moving towardwards secure protocols build on proper design constructs.. with a streak of sustainibilities agendas championing energy improvements among others sound information throughout time!