Even if it was, it's not like it's enforced anywhere near enough anyway. This kind of crap is a clear violation of the GDPR, has a broad impact (all Android users are impacted) so it should be a slam-dunk case and yet is allowed to continue despite the regulation being in place for over 4 years now.
I understand the sentiment. But probably is allowed (as you state) because until now nobody looked at it and then nobody took the time to inform the respective authorities.
I need to take a closer look at the report and see if I am with a reasonably chance affected. So that I can send a complaint to my data protection agency in Schleswig-Holstein (German state I am residing in).
At least that is what yi can do. And I can only urge any EU citizen (rightly) enraged by that to create an official complaint with their respective data protection agency.
