Actually, you can disable it permanently: pm uninstall -k --user 0 pkg — Jakub Czekański (@JaCzekanski) October 10, 2017.
Amidst the traffic, I noticed requests to a domain which I’d not seen before, open.oneplus.net , and decided to examine them a little closer.
Obviously the top level domain oneplus.net belongs to the manufacturer of the device, but what’s with the open bit?
Well, not really - taking a closer look at the ID field, it seems familiar; this is my phone’s serial number.
Those are timestamp ranges (again, unix epoch in milliseconds) of the when I opened and closed applications on my phone.
@oneplus Why are you collecting timestamps of when I unlock my phone, and when the screen turns on/off?
Unfortunately, as a system service, there doesn’t appear to be any way of permanently disabling this data collection or removing this functionality without rooting the phone. »
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