Does the in-app browser (EN mobile) do any tracking ?

[PinkElephant 5,153]

We had a discussion whether the in-app browser does any tracking. This is currently a hot discussion about the TikTok-app, that injects code into the websites when opened in the internal browser build into the app. The code allows the company to track every user interaction.

From my observation of web traffic the in-app browser in the EN app does NO tracking. Here is a website that checks for code injection by the app into websites when called on internal browsers. Anybody can use it to check himself:

https://inappbrowser.com/

It can be used with other apps as well that have an internal browser. Just open the browser and insert this URL. When it comes back with a green checkmark (and explanations), the app does not inject code. Checking on Apple is somewhat restricted, because Apple runs injected code in isolation. But as I said, there was no web traffic leading to tracking neither.

EN came out clean when I tried on my Apple devices - maybe somebody tries on Android as well.

[ehrt74 225]

On my device the android app opens links in chrome. There doesn't appear to be an in-app browser used.

[JaneJLocane 0]

I haven't heard of TikTok app. But recently I became interested in applications that help track the user's phone. My son never parted with his phone. That's why I came here https://theteensafe.com/text-message-spying/ to find out about a useful program. Thanks to app, I can follow my son's correspondence and see where he is.

[PinkElephant 5,153]

I assume this user is a bot. Similar posts, all more or less unrelated and nonsensical.

Have already send a report.

[Dave-in-Decatur 1,986]

In fact it must be a bot living under a rock inside a cave on top of a remote mountain, if it claims not to have heard of TikTok.