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Thunderbird is on the lose.

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Hello, after digging deep into the archives I found a post that claimed that thunderbird is and never has been available on Android. I ask because today I found on my s21 Gmail that thunderbird services has gained hieghted privileges in my Gmail app. I also come across another privilege titled FDIDSYNC. I'm assuming F means external storage which I have no external storage not even a sdcard. There are many strange things going on butbI really need confirmation that:

A. I'm not crazy, at least not at the moment.

B. What I can do to secure my phone other than change passwords/wipe partition/delete apps and remove accounts.

Hello, after digging deep into the archives I found a post that claimed that thunderbird is and never has been available on Android. I ask because today I found on my s21 Gmail that thunderbird services has gained hieghted privileges in my Gmail app. I also come across another privilege titled FDIDSYNC. I'm assuming F means external storage which I have no external storage not even a sdcard. There are many strange things going on butbI really need confirmation that: A. I'm not crazy, at least not at the moment. B. What I can do to secure my phone other than change passwords/wipe partition/delete apps and remove accounts.

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Stans
Stans
I found on my s21 Gmail that thunderbird services has gained hieghted privileges in my Gmail app.

Where is the screenshot for this?

There are a number of services under Google Play Services (com.google.android.gms) that have "Thunderbird" in their process names. This doesn't necessarily mean they have anything to do with the Thunderbird desktop email client or that they are malware. There are hundreds of "receivers" tethered to Google Play Services, just take a look at https://www.joesandbox.com/analysis/122930/0/html

I emphasize on desktop email client because Thunderbird is ONLY available for desktop platforms.

The rest of your concerns are really beyond the scope of this forum. You'll have to look elsewhere for help with securing your phone. A Google search should easily get you going in that aspect.

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