That’s rough, dude; my sympathies. You’re definitely not alone though: Recently, both wheels were stolen from my bike and since there were no cameras or witnesses, the chance of police finding the perpetrator(s) is slim to none. Worth of the stolen parts is ~150 €, cost to replace them around ~400 €…
To me it just seems like the websites you opened in Ironfox were calling the trackers. The only things I’d see Ironfox using is Firebase Crashlytics and maybe Mozilla sites for add-on updates etc.
Sounds like a perfect use case for the WTFPL.
I’m not sure if I know all of the paid cloud features in the current version (and I don’t really want to download it). You can download unlimited maps, which made me switch back in the days.
Try the OsmAnd open-source version, which has all the OsmAnd+ features unlocked for free: https://f-droid.org/packages/net.osmand.plus/
Obviously I can only speak for myself as a non-impaired person, but I am often in spaces where I cannot listen to audio even on headphones. Also a summary is nice to get a feel if I even want to spend the time watching the video later.
I know that locking the back wheel is desirable, but there are two rationales why I didn’t:
Due to the lower position of the lock, bolt cutters could be placed on the ground with one handle and a thief could use their body weight to break the lock.
Those racks are very populated during the day and other’s bikes’ frames and wheels can get in the way.
I have learned from my mistake though and have bought an additional cable to secure my front and back wheels.