Upcoming Nothing OS privacy Suggesstions.

Yazhamuthan

Hide my IP: We can use an inbuilt protocol for email to hide the sender’s IP address, which helps maintain their anonymity.

Hiding searches: Is a feature that aims to protect users’ privacy while browsing the web using Nothing Browser. It ensures that no one, including Nothing, can track both your identity and the websites you visit.

Nothing Browser : A minimalistic browsing experience - Integrated ad-blocker, anti-tracking measures, secure autofill disablement, enhanced privacy settings, protection against fraudulent websites, informative privacy ads, user agent control, robust password generator, GPC compliance for both first party and third party sites, intelligent captcha solver, auto spell-check, built-in dark web password leak prevention, cookie management, reliable redirection prevention,cross site scription, loaction blocker, social media apps login tracker, and passing privacy tests from https://privacytests.org/.

Generate Random Details: As we explore various websites and online forums, a captivating ambiance of mystique often engulfs us, leaving us with a sense of intrigue. When browsing different websites or online forums, we frequently encounter a sense of uncertainty regarding the security of sharing our personal information. Having a feature in Nothing OS to generate random details like names, addresses, phone numbers, emails, and pin codes would greatly benefit data protection. These details would be saved locally, and the system would notify users whenever relevant information or updates are available. Additionally, adding an option to control the sharing of personal information with other websites would enhance privacy protection.

Virtual CC cards: allow you to make online payments safely and share your card information with third parties securely. This innovative solution allows you to generate card numbers that you can store and easily manage. You have the power to turn the card on and off, as well as set spending limits according to your needs.

Privacy-focused tracking: Users can maintain their identity privately, but apps will prioritize monitoring our activity in Nothing OS. We need a privacy feature to protect against data leaks from third-party vendors and allow users to control the level of detail based on their preferences.

Action-Preserving Details: In the event of our primary email address or sensitive information such as SSN or Aadhaar being compromised, it is essential to promptly notify users, ensuring they are promptly informed regardless of the source of the leak, be it an application or website. This Swift action is crucial in thwarting potential hackers.

Inbuilt - 2FA: By utilizing third-party 2FA, users cannot develop their own 2FA for apps that support it. This feature ensures user privacy and prevents the need for additional applications.

Ensuring Keyboard Privacy: To safeguard users from keylogging threats, a technique can be employed wherein pressing a particular key, let’s say “A,” covertly transmits a distinct value, such as “C,” to the recipient. Hackers or loggers can be confused and deterred from capturing sensitive information by swapping the values of specific keys. Additionally, enabling the automatic deletion of clipboard contents after a certain period of time can help safeguard against clipboard attacks. We should be encouraged to utilize facial recognition or fingerprint authentication when logging into websites or apps. This feature would greatly enhance our experience by automatically filling in our credentials. This extra security measure stops third parties from getting into our personal information, protecting our sensitive data.

Location Permissions: Users have the ability to configure their approximate location, grant location permissions to apps, enhance privacy settings for Wi-Fi and Bluetooth location, receive notifications for background tracking, and exercise location controls for shared photos.

MAC and IP addresses: When we connect to a WiFi network, we can retrieve our IP and MAC addresses. However, some devices lack IP address concealment and random MAC address generation options. Having these features available in the operating system would greatly contribute to preventing potential attacks.

When deleting files from our mobile devices: It’s not sufficient to just empty the recycle bin. Third-party apps can still recover these files. To ensure complete removal, we need to clear the entire system file after deletion. The ability to completely remove files from mobile devices is of utmost importance for an operating system. It guarantees that third-party apps are unable to detect or retrieve them. This would significantly enhance data security and protect against potential data theft.

agAmeko

Yazhamuthan Have a degoogled OS for MAXIMUM Privacy! This could be AOSP, Ubuntu Touch, Lineage OS. Allow for multilayer system encryption.

Remi F

You seem to be very cautious with your data online, and so I am. But those features would be a nightmare for the average consumer to understand. Yes, it could be cool to have those options. But as Carl well said, you need to find a balance between the number of features and things people can do, and the ease of use…

Also nothing browser would have no sense, as a browser NEEDS sync capabilities in 2023, it is mandatory… If people want privacy, Firefox is the way to go !

Great thoughts overall tho

Yazhamuthan

Remi F

I have an idea to protect data that even Apple cannot provide. It’s for people who don’t understand the importance of privacy. Instead of using popular browsers like Firefox, we can use a lesser-known browser called “Nothing Browser.” I had a personal experience where my father lost $600 due to a scam. Unfortunately, we couldn’t recover the money. My father and other individuals without education and financial means would benefit from this idea as it offers privacy features that are recognized in the iOS platform. Instead, they can use an affordable phone like “Nothing Phone” to achieve similar privacy. If anyone considers this useful, please tell us. I have more ideas like this for privacy and other features to improve the nothing phone. Currently, I am saving money for a new nothing phone and a pair of nothing ears. Once I have them, I would like to have certain features on my phone that emphasize privacy. I would be truly proud to possess a phone that embodies the concept of “The Era of Privacy,” with all these remarkable features. #TheEraofPrivacy

Remi F

Yazhamuthan Yeah i get your point, and I’m deeply involved in this vision of privacy and open-source software but having a Nothing Browser will not save you from a scam… Having a private OS doesn’t exist as android is too tide up with Google.
If some people want real privacy they go for Graphene OS and use the bromite browser even tho FF + ublock and some other extension is sufficient enough.

Yazhamuthan

As previously mentioned by Remi F, agAmeko Android has a strong association with Google. However, I believe we can still utilize Firefox and uBlock. While these are good options, we should also consider that only the best tools can truly enhance our browsing experience. Instead of solely relying on third-party apps, we could explore the possibility of implementing this idea within a native browser. If everyone approaches it in the same manner, browsers are likely to remain stagnant. I understand the idea of a native browser and its significance. However, I question the need to depend on external applications when we have the capability to develop our own browsing environment. I am simply seeking to assist. I’m not pushing anyone, or ordering anyone I need like this. I am dedicated to enhancing the functionality and user-friendliness of the nothing OS, while prioritizing privacy. That’s it.

Why not change the company’s perspective from “What we give is features to them in the future” to “Nothing community gives us the features in the future”?" Both statements differ in structure and tone, allowing for a fresh perspective on ideas and thoughts. If we consider Apple, they didn’t simply copy the technology; instead, they offered their own unique approach, which is why it is perceived as awesome.

Rather than endorsing particular apps, extensions, or browsers, let’s concentrate on suggesting alternatives that prioritize privacy and security. For instance, you can consider ‘Nothing OS’ with excellent privacy features, ‘Nothing Browser’ known for its safety and security, or ‘Nothing Earbuds’ for impressive all-round performance. Another option is to explore ‘Nothing Earbuds,’ which offer impressive all-round performance. By implementing such messaging, we can effectively foster customer trust and satisfaction without explicitly promoting downloads or usage.

Yes Android is tired up with Google, but we can try to take the risk at minimal it can be used.

For most of the causes, I prefer using the DuckDuckGo browser because it offers excellent “APP tracking Protection” for Android. In fact, the latest update has enhanced its ability to block nearly 1M trackers from my apps. With such features, we can leverage certain Android applications.

By supporting “Graphene OS” which is still in development but has the potential to be useful in upcoming phones, and encouraging “Nothing” to conduct alpha and beta testing on the OS, they can release a limited edition phone called “Nothing Privacy” to capture a larger market. Once established, this OS can be used to introduce more features in the future.

Most of the features are found in third party apps, extensions and browsers.

Imagine a revolutionary operating system that combines the exceptional features of top browsers like Microsoft Edge, Brave, DuckDuckGo, Jumbo, Privacy.com, Ublock, AdGuard, and many others. Let’s unite these extraordinary functionalities into a single, game-changing platform.This way, people will recognize its value and be motivated to make the purchase of the mobile.

In India, we see the features, Premium, camera, and user-friendly

[Also, some people will care more for their privacy without having third-party access to their data. As a consumer, I highly value my privacy and strive to establish a loyal audience through trustworthy products.

As a businessman, it is crucial for me to prioritize customer privacy and loyalty to sustain and grow my business. I am not saying that every business is the same thing, but everything is unique, we change the mind set, and we can grow it.

Even taking risks can make them better in my case. If anyone takes these suggestions and comments into consideration, please let me know. G risks can make them better in my case. If anyone considers these kinds of suggestions and comments, please tell me.

If anyone finds my comments rude, please let me know as I genuinely strive to be respectful to everyone here. And I am sorry for that.

I apologize if my comments seemed disrespectful or rude in any way. Please support, share and like my other suggesstion to nothing phone it can be really useful if you guys help us to make the better OS in nothing.

agAmeko

Also use brave browser or other privacy browser/