The ultra-high-end LG V10 and V20 phones have this too. However, the V30 and V40 went to non-replaceable batteries. Also, the Galaxy S5 had it too, but the S6 and latter did not.
Unfortunately it's also what it feels like to be sane in the presence of a cult, so you'll need something else to distinguish the two.
A good method is to measure by which one makes you better off. And since tracking is used for price discrimination and other methods of extracting wealth from you, and screen time is associated with increased anger and depression...
If you are confident in the privacy commitment of your phone manufacturer, then that is not as much a concern. I don’t have any trust in any car company, and none of them seem to care.
>Well, apparently AT&T, Sprint, and T-Mobile all sell data—including geographic locations associated with customer phone numbers—to a variety of sketchy third-party companies.
