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#fdroid just successfully built #TinyWeatherForecastGermany version 0.62.9 .

This is a #floss #weather #forecast #app for #android devices based on #opendata from the German federal weather service "Deutscher Wetterdienst", the #dwd .

This app has no trackers included, does not need any proprietary services on your devices and has been developed to work well on de-g***led devices running #lineageos.

It also supports #tindie_wearables via the #gadgetbridge app.

You can get it at #fdroid, #izzyondroid and you can visit the project homepage at #codeberg

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TinyWeatherForecastGermany

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#android #codeberg #app #fdroid #floss #lineageos #opendata #TinyWeatherForecastGermany #dwd #weather #gadgetbridge #izzyondroid #forecast #tindie_wearables

In einer Welt, in der Smartwatches und Fitness-Tracker immer beliebter werden, wird eine zentrale Frage immer drängender: Wie sicher sind unsere Daten? Die meisten dieser Geräte sind auf proprietäre Apps angewiesen, die häufig persönliche Informationen, wie Gesundheitsdaten, an externe Server übermitteln. Für viele Nutzer, die Wert auf den Schutz ihrer Privatsphäre legen, stellt dies ein ernsthaftes Problem dar. Hier kommt die Gadgetbridge ins Spiel. 👇

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Gadgetbridge: Smartwatches/Fitness-Tracker datenschutzfreundlich nutzen – Teil 1

Gadgetbridge ist eine hervorragende Open-Source-Lösung zur unabhängigen Verwaltung von Smartwatches und Fitness-Trackern.
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#apple #fitness #tracking #garmin #smartwatch #applewatch #sport #Huawei #gps #gadgetbridge #amazfit #huaweihealth #sleeptracking #sleep #herzfrequenz #heartmonitor #spo2

#fitness #smartwatch #Huawei #gadgetbridge #watch #amazfit

#Catima 2.25.0 is out!

This release improves the barcode rendering code and supports allowing third party apps to read your cards after they request access, allowing #Gadgetbridge to work with Catima in their next release.

This feature is enabled by default as it requires apps to explicitly ask for access through Android permissions. However, if you feel certain you never want to allow other apps access to your cards at all, you can disable it in settings.

New option in Catima settings under the "Privacy" category. The option is named "Allow other apps to access my data" and has a description stating "Apps will still have to request permission to be granted access". The setting is enabled in the screenshot.
#catima #gadgetbridge

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