How to download and install TISSA on Samsung Galaxy s4?

[Jick]

Okay so I'm switching over from the iPhone 4S to the Galaxy s4 and I don't want my privacy invaded. So I heard about TISSA and wanted to download it. How can I do that and use it for my new phone?

Because with the lack of privacy in Android it makes it very easy for apps to hack into your phone and steal your information.

So how can I download it, and how can I install it on my phone?
If I can't download it, could I make it like the iPhone and turn off the notifications for the app so they can't access my data?

[Fred Gingerale]

From what I can find TISSA app is not available.

Read this:http://mashable.com/2012/06/11/use-their-app-keep-your-data/

If you use Android and have it synced to your Gmail account (which you need to do to download from the Android Market) and want to do all the things most people do with their phones (Check mail, send/receive message, run social sites apps, push email, weather widgets, Google Maps/Navigation, Facebook, Google Market, etc., etc.,) then you have no privacy, period. Google has access to almost everything on your phone, that's the way it works, It's as simple as that.

If like me, you don't like giving up ALL your privacy ALL the time, then you have to be willing to give up some of the convenience features of Android. I run no social site apps, I keep my location setting unchecked unless I need to use GPS on my phone, in which case I check it. I keep WiFi and Data turned off until I need to use them, then I toggle them on/off with home screen widgets. This saves battery life and insures more privacy. Because of this I can't have up-to-the-minute weather on my home-screen's weather app, instead I have to toggle on WiFi or Data and tap a weather shortcut app which takes me online to my cities weather page. I don't use push mail, that is to say my mail does not get downloaded to my phone, I have open my browser and go to Yahoo.com and sign-in on my phone to check my email. These are the kind of things I'm willing to do to insure I don't give up all my privacy. Of course you still give up a lot, nothing you can do about it if you want to use a smart phone.

That being said here are a few apps that will help you... I use them....

Boat Browser Mini (great little browser with privacy features)
History Eraser
NQ Mobile Vault

If you don't have or want a Gmail account, then you can't use the Android Market to get apps, however you can get most of the same free Android apps from 1mobile market.com.