From: mariasophia@comprehension.com   
      
   Frank Slootweg wrote:   
   >> That's your claim, and we do not accept it. We are all respectful of   
   >> other people privacy when using the Android contact app.   
   >   
   >   I think it's rather disrespectful of 'Arlen' to put the names and   
   > e-mail addresses of his contacts "on the cloud".   
   >   
   >   And no 'Arlen', this is not trolling, this is just exposing the   
   > inconsistency in your argument.   
   >   
   >   And yes 'Arlen', I've made this argument before and you ignored it and   
   > silently snipped it. We wonder why.   
      
      
   Hi Frank,   
      
   You are misrepresenting what I actually do with contacts.   
      
   My setup is simple. The system contacts database on my phone is empty   
   and I use a separate, sandboxed contacts app which stores its data in   
   its own database. That means the many packages with read permission   
   on the system contacts provider have nothing at all to read.   
      
   I do not store my contacts in any public cloud service. If you have a   
   specific quote where I said otherwise, please feel free to point to it.   
      
   If you see a technical inconsistency in that model, describe it in   
   concrete terms and we can talk about it. Personal remarks about my   
   respect for privacy do not change how the data flows actually work.   
      
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