7 Android Privacy Settings You NEED To Change Now

David & David tell you about 7 Android settings you NEED to turn off now. These tips will help reduce the ways advertisers can collect information about you, and protect the data on your Android.

1. Permission Manager [0:05]
2. Choose Which Apps Can Access Your Location [0:33]
3. Choose Which Apps Can Access Your Camera [1:21]
4. Choose Which Apps Can Access Your Microphone [1:39]
5. Don't Send Diagnostic Data [2:18]
6. Turn Off Android Personalization Service [2:35]
7. Turn Off Google Location History [3:02]
8. Opt Out Of Ads Personalization [4:36]
9. Turn Off Usage & Diagnostics Data [5:13]
10. Turn Off Install Unknown Apps [5:32]

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[tanisetremblay]

Thank you so much for the info I am a older lady and don't have much knowledge using my ph as well as many other older ppl that I know keep up the great thank you again

[creativehomecook]

Just got a new Samsung s22 recently and I have to say Samsung must have watched your video as most of these settings was already off. Made me feel very relieved. Thanks for the great tips.

[justmonathefurcrew]

I have two cells, 1 for general usage - 1 for emergencies & both are androids. Quite a few of my family & friends, are android owners. Every time you have an Android video I forward it to them because without y'all there's so little technical information about issues y'all bring to light for us!
Sorry I don't get around to leaving a comment each time you have an Android video, but I do watch them and give you a thumbs up😉

[SunJetViking]

Don’t forget keyboard apps also have “Send diagnostics data” option. That should also be turned off. Even pre installed ones has that option. Best regards from Sweden.

[larryhaylock]

You guys are awsome your advice on Android is great, Can you make a video about what apps should not be on Android for example cleaner apps and what anti-virus is ok or not ok. Thank guys

[reginathornton]

You have been a big Help to me! God AWESOMELY BLESS you both.

[docholliday]

Great video, and information. I am an Android user. Thank you.

[whitefeatherfeatherz]

Thank you guy's so .much for this video

[paulac]

The only reason I have an Android is cost, plus I only use my cell as a phone or text. I use computer or tablet as a computer. Thank you both for all the answers on how to protect my phone and iPad!

[jahzeb_]

love these videos watch ios videos also even tho i use android. Keep coming android vids also.

[lint]

Need advice on choosing apps w/r/t their permissions -possible future video. When I go to Google Play to search for an app I always look at their permissions list. I usually find that the app has access to many items ( contacts, storage, network, camera, mic, etc) that are completely unrelated to the app and have no function for the app. This seems very risky and I often wonder what is the safe thing to do and what other people do.

[anampc]

thank you so much for the info! so many things I didn't know. You just got a new suscriber.

[sstevanov]

Hi, you guys are best! What about special acces/ wifi control, allow apps to control wifi? I ve watched all your android videos but you didt mention it. Should I allow apps to contorl wifi?

[Lfar]

Just got a new android phone and this is perfect. Thanks!!

[qlisa]

Do you guys recommend reconfiguring DNS for android phones as well? and if so can you show us how please. 🙏

[rajangammooy]

App privacy report on ios 15.3 should be turned on or turned off? Thanks.

[hazardfame]

greeting. i have a question. should turn on debug logging ads? it was in ads setting in my phone below opt out and i dont see in your in this video. thank you

[sheldonking]

Love you guys. My go to for refresher and maintenance on my new or current phone to keep an eye on the regimes. Is Android better? Um, yeah, half the price, better battery life and gets the job done. I like to have some money left over for life.

[davidshanaman]

I recently switched from Android to iPhone and I'm considering going back to Android but of course privacy is my main concern so this video helps somewhat in that decision

[michaelmedlinger]

I‘ve been subscribed for some time because of your iPhone tips. Alas, I have now decided to use my Samsung Z Fold 3 as my primary phone after continuing to use both this phone and the iPhone 12 Max for several months. Carrying 2 phones all the time is ridiculous; although I much prefer iOS over Android, I really like the folding phone, and ultimately, both phones get the job done (with some restrictions on Android). Once Apple comes out with a folding phone, I will be back to iOS with a huge sigh of relief, . But for the moment, I‘m happy to see your videos with Android tips because I know almost nothing about this operating system.