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An independent, minimal site. No downloads, no video library, no accounts, no data collection beyond what's in our privacy policy. If that isn't what you need, the official platforms above will serve you better.
Isabella Costa
Original Post
Question on the permissions advice — "never grant one permissions it doesn't need." What's a concrete example? Like a flashlight app asking for contacts is the classic one, right?
Minimal sites like this are underrated. No accounts, no data collection, no fake downloads — just directions to the real platforms. The web needs more of this and fewer "download hub" traps.
Straightforward and honest. The F-Droid mention is a nice touch — most "APK hub" guides never mention it, but for open-source apps it's genuinely the safest source outside the Play Store.