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In the digital age we've become used to being able to access music and podcasts wherever we go. But most audio apps collect a LOT of data about you.
In this video we look at podcast players, audio book apps, and music streaming services that DON'T collect your data.
00:00 Intro
01:19 Overview
01:28 Audiobook Apps
03:40 Voice
05:26 Librivox
05:50 DRM Considerations
07:19 Podcast Apps
09:01 Antennapod
10:05 Overcast
11:04 Music-Streaming Apps
11:45 VLC Media Player
12:03 Bandcamp
12:34 Jamendo
13:12 Funkwhale
14:22 Summary
Apps that minimize data collection can help us regain control over our personal information, while still allowing us to enjoy the convenience of our smartphone. While these alternatives may lack some of the features or integrations of their mainstream counterparts, they better protect your privacy, and are worth considering for a privacy-aware person.
It’s important we make choices that align with our values and needs, and choosing privacy-focused apps is a good way to signal to the market that we value our privacy.
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