Just adding on to this: If you want apps to be scanned before you install them, Aurora store has built in integration with exodus, so you can know before you download.
Thanks for sharing, OP!
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Good callout. I'd recommend this as a first step when downloading apps through Aurora.
immediately uninstalls
I understand the worry and depending on your threat model this could be an issue. But looking through the code I don't see anything personal being sent over to the exodus servers. If you're worried about sending data that could identify you, I don't see this app being a problem.
But OpSec is personal and multi layered so another less invasive option is to directly use the exodus website to look up any apps you have questions on https://reports.exodus-privacy.eu.org/en/
Thank you for posting here!