Here are five more privacy settings you can use to protect your Android phone's privacy:

Disable Google activities

Google tracks absolutely everything. Not only is it an invasion of privacy, but it also sucks up a lot of data for no good reason. We can't stop it all, but we can slow it down a little.
– Settings – Privacy – Activity controls
– from here we can disable:
– Web and app activity
– Location history
– YouTube search and watch history
– Google Photos settings
– Ad settings

– Visit the “Other Google Activities” page and delete previously collected data
Lock screen notifications, because even when your screen is locked, notifications will show incoming texts, emails, calls, and more. That's not good for your privacy, so we're changing that.

– Settings – Privacy – Lock screen notifications and change the settings to "Do not show notifications at all"

Lockdown mode prevents law enforcement from scanning your face or fingerprints to forcibly unlock your phone. Smile! You'll need a password to log in. Don't forget to enable lockdown mode BEFORE you're questioned.

– Settings – Lockdown – Show lockdown and set to "on"

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