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First, f-droid only accepts OSS apps, so the incentives for spyware is simply not there. Second, anti-features are explicitly marked on f-droid. Third, f-droid apps are curated like a very rigorous linux repo.

>>marcod+(OP)
Being an OSS app is not sufficient protection. Most OSS apps aren't terribly misbehaved, but some are. Being OSS in and of itself is not anything like a guarantee with this sort of thing.

> Third, f-droid apps are curated like a very rigorous linux repo.

Yes, I know. My question is is this one of the things they're screening for?