Looking at the ad they placed, I'd have considered this ad as a scam. Starting an ad with [safe] tells me that the product is instead unsafe. Safeapps.io isn't exactly a very convincing domain either. The, uh, "design language" the website uses would be the final nail in the coffin.
The entire thing just looks like a badly built scam. Every individual decision can maybe be explained as a branding or design choice, but the end product just doesn't look reliable.
I don't think Google gives a shit about your blog articles about how Google is bad, every tech company has written one of those at this point. They're also not as much anti-privacy, they're anti-anti-anti-privacy. A privacy focused product is fine, a product that prevents Google from stalking you not so much.
It'd definitely be a false positive, but the truth is that if I saw this ad, I'd definitely click the "report" button.
The entire thing just looks like a badly built scam. Every individual decision can maybe be explained as a branding or design choice, but the end product just doesn't look reliable.
I don't think Google gives a shit about your blog articles about how Google is bad, every tech company has written one of those at this point. They're also not as much anti-privacy, they're anti-anti-anti-privacy. A privacy focused product is fine, a product that prevents Google from stalking you not so much.
It'd definitely be a false positive, but the truth is that if I saw this ad, I'd definitely click the "report" button.