Block Blast! vs Tile Explorer
Privacy compared: the newest public version of each, scored by the same six rules. Block Blast! scores 57 and Tile Explorer 52, so Block Blast! is 5 points ahead.
Who is ahead on what
The longer bar is the better one on every axis; a score is the mean of its six axes. The arithmetic behind each is on the app's own card.
- Axes: Tile Explorer leads on 4 axes, Block Blast! on 1 axis; 1 axis is level.
- Trackers: Block Blast! carries 18 trackers, Tile Explorer 29 trackers; fewer is better.
- Dangerous permissions: Block Blast! may ask for 1 permission, Tile Explorer for 2 permissions.
The six axes
Each axis is one short rule applied to both apps, with the one thing that decided its number underneath.
TrackersBlock Blast! 18 · Tile Explorer 29
The advertising, analytics and attribution SDKs recognised in each app. What only one of them carries is what sets it apart.
Dangerous permissionsBlock Blast! 1 · Tile Explorer 2
The permissions Android asks the user about at run time: the camera, the microphone, the location, the contacts and the like. An app may need one for what it does; asking is not the same as using.
Where this comes from
Both are the apps' public cards: what anyone may know of an app, from its newest public version - one Google Play installed, and out in the world. Each card has the score's lines and the earlier versions: Block Blast!, Tile Explorer.