Android App Has Facebook Trackers
Musescore Android app has Facebook trackers. Can they be removed? Meta is a company obsessed with people's privacy.
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Musescore Android app has Facebook trackers. Can they be removed? Meta is a company obsessed with people's privacy.
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See https://musescore.org/en/faq#faq-20657
In reply to See https://musescore.org/en… by Jojo-Schmitz
Pardon @Jojo... I reviewed the FAQ you offered, and don't see how the telemetry MS collects has any connection with the OP's concern with FaceBook? I have a new Android tablet, and may want to install MS on it. Thanks.
In reply to Pardon @Jojo... I reviewed… by Are Jayem
You are looking at the wrong article. The one linked explains the difference between musescore.org and musescore.com. The point being, Android apps are supported by the folks who provide them, which is the team that runs the commercial score-sharing website musescore.com. There is nothing any of us volunteers who help out here on the free & open source notation software support website can do about the mobile apps provided by the folks who run the commercial score-sharing website msuescore.com
In reply to You are looking at the wrong… by Marc Sabatella
I'm looking at the article provided. Just below the .org and .com explanation, is a topic about telemetry, which I believe is the OP's concern. I'm not seeking support. Twice I've sought support from .com people. Both times, they've told me I need to go to the .org people. Here is yet another case of the .org support channel telling
average users to go to the .com support channel. Perhaps us average users simply don't read the right documentation about where to seek support, beforehand. I suspect .org and .com support folks wish they didn't have to redirect persistent people-in-the-wrong-place requests. Must be the nature of the whole MS experience.
In reply to I'm looking at the article… by Are Jayem
No, telemetry has got nothing to do with it.
The Android App is supported through musescore.com, only
In reply to I'm looking at the article… by Are Jayem
There does happen to be an article about telemetry on the same page indeed, also article on other unrelated topics. The point is, the specific article being linked was one explaining why this is not the right place to discuss apps provided by the folks who run that other website. If you want to discuss Adnroid apps, please go to the correct site for that. Whether you want to discuss the functionality of those apps, their price tag, or anything else about those apps, this website here is the wrong place. There is no one here who has any connection whatsoever to those apps.
Now, if you are saying you asked a question on that other website about the Android app specifically, and someone misunderstood the question and guided you here, that's a mistake on their part. We're now here to correct tht mistake. Just back back to that other website and make clear you aren't talking about the notation software,e but about the Android app.
There are no musescore.org support folks. There are only you and I and tons of fellow users volunteering out time here helping each other out. Only the commercial score-sharing website musescore.com has an actual paid support team. They deal with questions bout their own products - their website and their mobile apps.