That "garbage" often includes meta data that should be signed by an nsec. The issue is that most people rush through that first step on Amber when adding a connection; if you spend an extra 10 seconds reviewing permissions, then this issue doesn't occur (until the app adds more permissions that weren't approved during setup)

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its not tho, its a bunch of app data that is meaningless to any user, like machine encoded last clicked this page timestamps and unread/read notifications .. it is not standardized at all and it all pops up under "nip44 encrypt/decrypt"
and if you reject any of them, the apps just spam the requests and break, they require you to blanket approve all of it.