As previously mentioned, do not use any GIF keyboards directly as they collect your account information, interests, IP address, search content, and more. Among the GIF providers I have investigated, Giphy (owned by Meta) collects the most user data, which they aim to use to optimize their advertising. Tenor, owned by Google, allows the use of their minimal API, which only retrieves search results and avoids their other data-collecting APIs, thereby protecting users' privacy. Using the minimal API does not provide the same experience as using their GIF keyboard with full API access. However, this can be perfectly compensated through other interaction design strategies. Freerse adopts this approach.

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