274W currently.
But I have an Intel Arc A770 and 2 extra Samsung 980 Pro 2TB NVMe disks in an ASUS Hyper M.2 waiting to be installed when I get the time. I will be decommissioning a server when I do that though, so we'll see what the running costs end up being. Probably slightly higher overall.
Apps have worse ability to track you than a browser, not better.
The only extra information they get about you is a consistent but unique (as in not possible to correlate) identifier, meaning they know its the same device accessing the app that it was the other day as well. But they often know this from IP on the web anyway, and since it can't be correlated, it doesn't tell them much.
Devs would still (supposedly) be breaking the TOS, so they could get in legal trouble regardless.
Ooooh that's gonna be super useful for pentesting.
Also, if the required APIs are available for USB host mode shenanigans, I've always wanted an app that can emulate a USB stick given an ISO. I'd start the app, select the ISO, and connect to a PC and boot from the ISO. The app could also keep the ISOs of specific operating systems up to date, and also allow me to add custom ISOs and even regular writable filesystem images.
Not to mention BadUSB scripts.
If an iPhone could do that, that would be AMAZING!
D/M/Y is a ridiculous date standard, never expected to see it on r/DataHoarder.