I always felt Android’s privacy options were half-baked. Even though it gives a lot of tools for manual control, to be frank, I often feel the built-in toggles aren’t enough. I spent a few weeks building a stronger setup, and the best part was that all these apps are available free of cost. The only thing is that they aren’t apps you can get from the Play Store. These are third-party apps, fully safe and secure, that improve your Android’s privacy features. You can get them from F-Droid, which is a Play Store alternative, except for one app. If you’ve already tweaked Android’s default privacy settings and still feel watched, these are the apps that you need to install.
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