A bit of errata. I had written:
There is, however, something that /e/ “Apps” offers which F-Droid and Aurora don’t: the embedded privacy score (calculated by CleanAPK) and list of trackers (detected by Exodus Privacy). […]
Correction: Aurora does provide the list of trackers detected by Exodus. Also, I should have mentioned that F-Droid tags apps with the “Tracking” anti-feature when appropriate. So the text now reads:
/e/ “Apps” provides an embedded privacy score (calculated by CleanAPK) and list of trackers (detected by Exodus Privacy). However, the way in which CleanAPK calculates the privacy score is not clearly documented and I found it to be misleading at times (for instance, Tor Browser has a lower privacy score than Facebook Lite). Aurora Store also provides a list of trackers detected by Exodus Privacy. As for F-Droid, it lets you know when an app tracks and reports your activity, which is determined using a computer-assisted human review in which an Exodus Privacy report is taken into account. F-Droid checks for other anti-features as well.
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Fixed, thanks!