Yes Aniyomi is safe to use.
You may also like saikou. It has fewer sources compared to aniyomi but it's a good app, especially if you prefer to use anilist.
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Thanks I actually like saikou more than aniyomi .
This aged well
I'm glad you liked it.
If you mean Tachiyomi, then yes, absolutely safe
Its actually a fork of it https://aniyomi.org/
All it does is plug into pirated anime streaming sites and plays data from there. So pretty much fine. You should always have a vpn on but yeah I wouldn't worry.
Yeah Aniyoma is perfectly safe. Its just a rewrite of Tachiyoma, both Aniyoma and Tachiyoma have their source code publicly displayed as well.
Don't know about aniyomi, but I've used the base tachiyomi for years with no issue.