It has sleep tracking with snore and cough tracking
That policy better be really short.
yiu do know that, every two seconds, it goes tiktok?
Since the Play store requires one
At least Google is adhering to its own policies this time.
Helps that they got sued to hell and back recently.
Would rather they just be sued to hell and skip the back part.
Every time you look at the app, they share the time you’re seeing with every other user, it’s a privacy nightmare!
Ha! Unlike (some of) you plebs, I live in a very exclusive time zone with less than a billion people in it.
I would guess most timezones have less than a billion people. (Does China still have a single timezone?)
Now I’d be curious to see overall population based on timezone.
I think China is still one giant timezone, yes.
Those were very interesting reads! Thanks for sharing.
Google harvests your sleeping patterns to sell more targeted ads.
But I block their ads… are they stupid???
More like Google harvests your __________ to sell more targeted ads.
waking up to see my underscores have been harvested GODDAMNIT GOOGLE!
Google harvests you to sell more targeted ads*
Very true… They harvest my nut sessions no doubt.
User is now nutting. Quick, send them some gooning ads
Good thing I never sleep.
I also have no reflection.
Here’s some ads for blood bags! Also, hot VILFs near you!
Maybe you should think on that a little.
Even better, 24hr of un stopped ads.
Ever wonder why you’re getting ads for melatonin?
Does it actually?
Yup.
Edit: why do you think google bought Fitbit?
IDK the way it was presented made it feel sarcastic.
I don’t even, I can’t even…
Good news gamers, it only works if you sleep alone!
This one is open source and privacy respecting.
I’ve been annoyed by a minor change in the stock Samsung clock app for some time now. I just installed the Fossify one you linked.
Minor nitpick: 24h time doesn’t start with a leading zero.
Everything else seems exactly how it should be.
Thanks.
A pull request for that issue is open since April with no comments from the developers. Not a good sign :/
https://github.com/FossifyOrg/Clock/pull/62
EDIT: Looking further into it, the only merges and commits seem to be translations and GitHub metadata stuff, there has been no development since the fork :( - https://github.com/FossifyOrg/Clock/commits/master/
While inconvenient, you could build it yourself if it’s a feature you really care about and don’t want to wait and hope it gets merged.
Ping it then
Their privacy policy: https://www.fossify.org/policy/clock/
Since never… Is that the official app? Or some dubious one from the appstore or some manufacturer’s bloatware?
It’s the pre-installed one from Google https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.deskclock
That’s because it’s not a clock, it’s a private information stealing app disguised as a clock.
Well not necessarily, it could just require information like reading system time settings or location data, and then they have to have a policy explaining what and why to operate in some countries.
If the information never leaves the device then it doesn’t need a policy - privacy is not about what an app does in the device which never leaves the device hence never gets shared, it’s about what it shares with a 3rd party.
A clock doesn’t need to send system time settings information to a server since that serves no purpose for it - managing that is all done at the OS level and the app just uses what’s there - and that’s even more so for location data since things like determining the timezone are done by the user at the OS level, which will handle stuff like prompting the user to update the timezone if, for example, it detects the device is now in a different timezone (for example, after a long trip).
Early 2024 Google announced a privacy policy is required for all apps on the play store.
A privacy policy doesn’t just say how data is transmitted and used it can also just say data is not transmitted or used for any purpose.
Virtually every app collects crash reports and anonymized analytics. Better for them to tell you about it than not.
Apparently my company was sending non-anonymized user data and during a privacy audit by a legal company, they really gave us a threat of being sued up the ass. And we are a MASSIVE company. I can only imagine smaller companies not realizing that.
Short answer: Google Play
Long answer: Google Play and/or people with special requests like https://lemmy.ml/post/12332630