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Description
Privamatic audits your Android device and gives you a clear 0-100 privacy score based on your actual settings — not guesswork.
Whether you're just starting to take privacy seriously or you're already running GrapheneOS, Privamatic shows you exactly what's exposing your data and how to fix it, step by step.
50+ automated checks cover system security (screen lock, encryption, USB debugging, biometrics, security patch date), network privacy (VPN, Private DNS, Wi-Fi scanning), surveillance apps (Google, Meta, Microsoft, TikTok, AI assistants), and default apps (browser, keyboard, launcher, email). Correctly handles de-Googled setups — microG is detected and not penalised, GrapheneOS sandboxed Play is recognised, and checks that don't apply to your setup are automatically skipped.
Trusted Apps — whitelist FOSS apps that legitimately use accessibility, notification, or location permissions. Toggle an app as trusted and its score penalty is removed instantly. You decide what you trust.
Quick Wins surface the easiest improvements first — each one includes plain-English instructions and a direct link to the relevant Settings page.
Manual Checks remind you to periodically review location permissions, camera and microphone access, and unused apps — the things that can't be checked automatically.
A home screen widget keeps your privacy score visible at a glance, with Material You theming that adapts to your wallpaper.
Fully offline — no network requests, no analytics, no accounts, no cloud sync. All data stays on your device.
What’s new (1.3.1)
- Fixed: trusting an app could incorrectly lower your privacy score
- Fixed: SDK scan results and trusted apps list were included in Google cloud backup
- Fixed: Private DNS check wrongly penalised devices using the secure default setting
- Fixed: score history and widget alarm now restored correctly after reboot and app updates
- Fixed: widget now updates immediately when you trust or untrust an app
- Fixed: Exodus Privacy link no longer crashes on devices without a browser
- SDK tab now detect
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What the app asks the system for. Android only grants sensitive access after you confirm it.
- Network stateCheck whether and how the device is connected.
- Run at startupStart automatically after the device is switched on.
- Wi-Fi stateRead information about the Wi-Fi connection.
- Installed appsSee which apps are installed.
- BiometricsUnlock with fingerprint or face.
- FingerprintUnlock with a fingerprint.
- privamatic.DYNAMIC_RECEIVER_NOT_EXPORTED_PERMISSION
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