@Quidn Thanks for this I will look at fixing this at the same time as the crash problem above.Unable to rearrange blocks taller than the normal ones
@Quidn Thanks for this I will look at fixing this at the same time as the crash problem above.Unable to rearrange blocks taller than the normal ones
@Endercraft can you please provide specific details or report a bug. I've done some very quick testing and it looks ok but I guess there is some specific scenario where it can break.I had an issue with if clauses too, it seems they're pretty broken right now.
It looks like you are correct, this is using reflection and for some reason I thought this specific functionality no longer worked on modern Android versions. I have just tested on Android 13 and it does in fact appear to be functional. I will change the implementation to use this approach.I believe we can query the state withgetMethod("isConnected")
, CMIIW.
MacroDroid certainly never collects or shares any personally identifiable data in any kind of Telemetry/Analytics/Crash reporting so GDPR is not relevant as this only applies to personally identifiable data.You need to be careful with telemetry and GDPR, people should need to opt in by law, or at least opt out. It is a major reason why people are pirating MacroDroid. It could help users save battery and data as well.
That's mad, it's not exactly an expensive app.MacroDroid certainly never collects or shares any personally identifiable data in any kind of Telemetry/Analytics/Crash reporting so GDPR is not relevant as this only applies to personally identifiable data.
I think it's pretty obvious 99% of people who pirate MacroDroid do so to just to steal the pro version of the app and no other reason.
I think it depends on whether you feel MacroDroid's price is high or low.That's mad, it's not exactly an expensive app.
I am really tight when it comes to paying for apps , but even I gladly stumped up for pro after just a couple of weeks of seeing the benefits of MD.
I thought it would be good for people to opt out of any telemetry.co wish people wouldn't pirate MacroDroid. It won't be long before I attempt another round of code purchasesMacroDroid certainly never collects or shares any personally identifiable data in any kind of Telemetry/Analytics/Crash reporting so GDPR is not relevant as this only applies to personally identifiable data.
I think it's pretty obvious 99% of people who pirate MacroDroid do so to just to steal the pro version of the app and no other reason.
I'm not sure I understood correctly, but it seems that you're saying a lot of people wants to be avoided from telemetry for their privacy by using a pirated copy.You need to be careful with telemetry and GDPR, people should need to opt in by law, or at least opt out. It is a major reason why people are pirating MacroDroid. It could help users save battery and data as well.
And I certainly believe both two would be true.MacroDroid certainly never collects or shares any personally identifiable data in any kind of Telemetry/Analytics/Crash reporting so GDPR is not relevant as this only applies to personally identifiable data.
I think it's pretty obvious 99% of people who pirate MacroDroid do so to just to steal the pro version of the app and no other reason.
I see. I guess that'd not only related to just continuous experience but also will needs a lot of unnecessary works at backend, even just for collecting crash logs at one place in stable.Creating a new package is not viable, because the whole firebase backend depends on the package name to function, this is essential for things like signing into the template store and crash logging etc.