Well, that was interesting. It gave me a little more information than could be gleaned from reading permissions, but just like the permissions I think it requires a good deal of interpretation. In my opinion the flagging of apps as "bad" should be taken with a very large grain of salt. It seems to assign that flag to any app that accesses a unique device identification number, and I understand there are perfectly legitimate reasons for this in a lot of cases. But there's no way to figure out whether to believe the "bad" flag or not except the tried and true methods of using your brain, checking user ratings, etc.
It's good for making you think about what's on your phone but could be conducive to paranoia, I feel. Also, I wonder about the wisdom of transmitting nonsense information. I have Droidwall blocking everything that doesn't absolutely need internet access, which seems like a simpler solution, at least for those apps.
