So the Exodus Privacy site just checks for certain tracking digital signatures and libraries, that's it. It's not reliable at all. Firefox for Android itself has a button called "Libraries that we use" in the Settings that shows them, which is probably more reliable. For example, Facebook has "0 trackers" because the app doesn't use any external SDKs to track you, it is all in the app itself. It also shows libraries that aren't even trackers in the first place such as Mapbox.
Better read Firefox Privacy — The Complete How-To Guide for 2026 on cyberinsider.com if you are using Firefox.
The only Browser that I know that is 100% private is Pale Moon. With uBO and nMatrix all is good, no telemertry no dialing home. Updated regularly.
Funny thing, I looked up the guide on friday, it was the first search result on duckduckgo. Today it's nowhere to be found. Can't even find it on the cyberinsider website itself.