LocationPrivacy: remove Summary/Description, use upstream versions
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AutoName: LocationPrivacy
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Summary: Filter for various ways of sharing location
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Description: |-
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LocationPrivacy is not really app but rather a set of "Intent Filters" for all
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of the various ways of sharing location. When you share location from one app,
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LocationPrivacy offers itself as an option. It then recognizes insecure methods
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of sharing location, and then converts them to more secure methods. This mostly
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means that it rewrites URLs to use https, and even to use geo: URIs, which can
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work on fully offline setups. LocationPrivacy mostly works by reading the
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location information from the URL itself. For many URLs, LocationPrivacy must
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actually load some of the webpage in order to get the location.
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LocationPrivacy can also serve as a way to redirect all location links to your
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favorite mapping app. All map apps in Android can view geo: URIs, and
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LocationPrivacy converts many kinds of links to geo: URIs, including: Google
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Maps, OpenStreetMap, Amap, Baidu Map, QQ Map, Nokia HERE, Yandex Maps.
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RepoType: git
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Repo: https://github.com/guardianproject/LocationPrivacy.git
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