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This was posted earlier.

Breezy Weather also supports OpenMeteo. Can be changed in the settings.

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Saved you a search.

Why would I use this “Geometric Weather” on Android instead of a completely free weather app such as omWeather?

Doesn’t show as much information (e.g. dew point, daily forecast details).

Doesn’t support multiple weather providers, AFAIK.

Doesn’t look as nice, if that matters.

Both apps don’t track. I would venture a guess and say that Breezy Weather has the warning, because it includes AccuWeather, which can be turned off and changed to OpenMeteo or others.

SCEE is described as StreetComplete for advanced users. Does anyone have experience with this?

I just launch Firefox with this option:

"C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe" -ProfileManager

Always launches with the profile selector. Then install a profile switcher extension. Done.

Unfortuntaley 1) it doesn’t really come out of the box and 2) the extension must be installed on every single profile. Not the most obvious or user friendly.

“Improving” is not a word I would use in this case.

Not saying Google isn’t spying on you, but with Yandex you get into Russian government territory.

• Yandex collects user data (their privacy policy)
• Yandex cooperates with the Russian FSB

Decide yourself who should get your information.

Largely true, though the full answer is a bit more nuanced.

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I do. I use several search engines, but depending on the topic, Bing returns accurate results, especially since they integrated Bing Chat (their AI).

And I’m not alone.

Google a) is littered with ads, sponsored and overly SEOified results and b) has too much dominance.

So I use Bing, Ecosia (which uses Bing) and a number of other search engines.

Yeah… OP’s question is phrased borderline offensive.

I see Denuvo, I don’t buy.

Simple.