No Privacy Issues with Manjaro Deepin Desktop Environment

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I found Linux Deepin 15.6 was tracking data to Chinese Data collection company CNZZ when you access the App Store. Happily that issue isn’t present in the Manjaro version, since it uses Pamac instead of Deepin app store.

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