Not true. It still shows up for me on the website.

I am getting a little bit of Elon Musk vibe with Linus. Not sure if I’m the only one.

What’s “normal” browsing varies wildly between people.

I’d trust Google waaay more than Life360 when it comes to location data.

https://themarkup.org/privacy/2021/12/06/the-popular-family-safety-app-life360-is-selling-precise-location-data-on-its-tens-of-millions-of-user

That would work if each service didn’t use its own flavour of markdown.

Bean.

https://testflight.apple.com/join/de5zt3wH

Sounds pedantic, but I still wouldn’t call that a “native” app. It’s just a wrapper.

B by a large margin.

Does not work with Google captchas. But I think it works with cloudflare’s captcha.

Video likes have an effect on the algorithm. If she has lots of liked videos, delete them. Any playlists she made would influence the algorithm too.

Not sure if video feedback data gets used, but you can clear them too. I’m talking about those “What did you think of this video?”, “Please tell us more” questions.

Edit: I’m not entirely sure if there is an option to delete the “likes”. You might have to manually “unlike” them.