Lumen Privacy Monitor was a tools app developed by Int. Computer Science Institute-UC Berkeley. It was removed from Google Play Dec 2, 2021 and is no longer available for download.
Download Statistics
Lumen Privacy Monitor had been downloaded 22 thousand times before it became unavailable.
User Ratings
Lumen Privacy Monitor was rated 3.72 out of 5 stars, based on 220 ratings.
App Information
Lumen Privacy Monitor was free to download. The APK download size was 9.36 MB. The last available version was 2.2.2. The last update was on February 22, 2019.
Technical Requirements
Lumen Privacy Monitor required Android 4.2+ or higher. The app had a content rating of Everyone. The app had been available on Google Play October 2015.
Description
Lumen analyzes your app's traffic and allows you to stay on control over your app's communication patterns.
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★★★★★
can lumen privacy detector detect media leaks also like photo or video
★★★★★
This app is nearly great. You can prevent domains you had no idea about from getting access to data you didn't even know you were leaking. Unfortunately, the app is prone to crashing: I have to restart it a few times a day. There is one more thing: when you click on a domain, you get some handy info on it, including what other apps make a request to that domain. But if there's enough apps listed, the slider to block the level of access by that domain is hidden because it can't fit the screen!
★★★★★
After restarting phone the app works great. Can see specific leaks (ESPN) worst offender so far. Can block traffic of a certain domain for just that app or for all apps which is just simply amazing! The only feature I wish they had was automatic start when you turn on/restart your phone. Great app!
★★☆☆☆
Interesting. Potentially useful tool BUT APP REQUIRES USERS ALLOW APP TO COLLECT UNSPECIFIED USER DATA (THEY CLAIM ANONYMIZED). THE TERMS ARE A BLANK CHECK --- NO DETAILS, 'JUST TRUST US'. Developer needs to be precise in what data is collected and how it is used/maintained. How about providing a trace feature of the collected data? NO SUCH THING AS 'ANONYMIZED DATA'! Even anonymized data maintains some context. Also, how do you 'see' into the app's encrypted data stream to monitor? MORE INFO!!!
★★☆☆☆
I can't turn on monitoring on my OnePlus 6T running Android Pie. I used this app before on my other running oreo without any problem. In this device, vpn is created and certificate is installed. Everything is in order. When trying to turn ON monitoring, phone connects vpn and then disconnect.
★★☆☆☆
app is OK for monitoring all apps permissions, & the apps those tracking & leaking the data to third party sites. Major issue is LUMEN it's self is also monitoring all the traffic & all the data. They r collecting the data (may be collecting whole data) bt they didn't mentioned Wt kind of data.. It installed a certificate, for monitoring my network 24/7 it's disgusting & don't know hw to remove that certificate.... I feel like "it's a one-way to death trap for privacy"
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