App Link - Birthday - apps.apple.com/us/app/birthday-countdown/id1452049360 Voice in a can - apps.apple.com/us/app/voice-in-a-can/id1339696720?platform=appleWatch Athlytic: AI Fitness Coach - apps.apple.com/us/app/athlytic-ai-fitness-coach/id1543571755 Sun Exposure - apps.apple.com/us/app/sun-exposure-time-in-daylight/id6463570196 Redpoint - apps.apple.com/us/app/redpoint-bouldering-climb/id1324072645 Apple Watch Limited Edition Challenges - projects.peterwunder.de/achievements/#
Thanks for reviewing Sun Exposure! I'm the developer (Adam) - We just added UV Index to an update that went out this week. Would love to hear suggestions for other features you'd like to see!
Literally all you have to do is text someone happy birthday on their birthday and there’s a shortcut to automatically update their birthday in their contact and then it will show up in your Apple calendar
@@rangerany5140 Let's imagine that the approval process...led buy a business.....and the developer company (who does say they share the info with 3rd parties) are completely infallible and well intentioned...with this free app. Assets anywhere along this sharing chain can be acquired due to any change in stability or agreement. When a company goes bankrupt I'm sure all its information assets are completely safe and they kept all the data in privacy respecting countries. You have also shared personally identifiable information (often used as identity validation) of all your friends and family (including minors) to multiple third parties without their knowledge or consent. That is a LOT of trust in the process of an app store and the assumption that it's a closed system. Trust that everyone on the birthday list may not share with you. Even if it is unfair to call the company sketchy in this case, it is not best practice to increase the information attack surface of those around you. Assume the company is sketchy just as you would assume any stranger is. Some app wanting YOUR information...well..that's yours but your cousin's 16 year old daughter or your friend's grandmother who fell for a recent telemarketing scam? You should be more careful and less assumptive in this case.
If you really believe in that, and you have proof, you’re sitting on gold because the lawsuit would also involve Apple for you to easily win. Believing in something and actually have proof there’s a massive difference so best of luck in your lawsuit on winning big.
@@rangerany5140 There's always a temptation to believe the world is simpler than it is to make yourself more comfortable. That some benevolent force can protect or compensate you and business compliance is air tight. Just be more judicious in how you disclose people's information. If you broadcast that information to people who again share it, good luck tracing and proving who is using it. Especially if you have done it multiple times with multiple bodies.
App Link -
Birthday - apps.apple.com/us/app/birthday-countdown/id1452049360
Voice in a can - apps.apple.com/us/app/voice-in-a-can/id1339696720?platform=appleWatch
Athlytic: AI Fitness Coach - apps.apple.com/us/app/athlytic-ai-fitness-coach/id1543571755
Sun Exposure - apps.apple.com/us/app/sun-exposure-time-in-daylight/id6463570196
Redpoint - apps.apple.com/us/app/redpoint-bouldering-climb/id1324072645
Apple Watch Limited Edition Challenges - projects.peterwunder.de/achievements/#
Where did you get your watch band from?
For the first app, just use a calendar lol. Its unnesscary for all these extra apps!
Thanks for reviewing Sun Exposure! I'm the developer (Adam) - We just added UV Index to an update that went out this week. Would love to hear suggestions for other features you'd like to see!
The ‘Voice in a Can’ app is top tier! I use Alexa to control my lights! Thank you for this awesome video 🫡
I can’t find it. Looks like it was removed for the App Store. 🤨😤
Literally all you have to do is text someone happy birthday on their birthday and there’s a shortcut to automatically update their birthday in their contact and then it will show up in your Apple calendar
I like the sound of the voice in a can app but unfortunately it’s not available here in the UK
What is the country for voice in the can? I’m unable to in the USA.
Hey, Pls send amazon link to your Apple Watch Band :)
I got you, here you go amzn.to/3LxQOjv
@@HotshotTek thank you 🙏 I appreciate it! 😃
Great tips 👍🏻 very much appreciated 😊 thank you
Where did you get this bands?
Please don't put your friends and family birthdays into a sketchy app
How is it a sketchy app? It not android there’s a long process to wait on Apple to approve an app on the apple App Store.
@@rangerany5140 Let's imagine that the approval process...led buy a business.....and the developer company (who does say they share the info with 3rd parties) are completely infallible and well intentioned...with this free app. Assets anywhere along this sharing chain can be acquired due to any change in stability or agreement. When a company goes bankrupt I'm sure all its information assets are completely safe and they kept all the data in privacy respecting countries. You have also shared personally identifiable information (often used as identity validation) of all your friends and family (including minors) to multiple third parties without their knowledge or consent. That is a LOT of trust in the process of an app store and the assumption that it's a closed system. Trust that everyone on the birthday list may not share with you. Even if it is unfair to call the company sketchy in this case, it is not best practice to increase the information attack surface of those around you. Assume the company is sketchy just as you would assume any stranger is. Some app wanting YOUR information...well..that's yours but your cousin's 16 year old daughter or your friend's grandmother who fell for a recent telemarketing scam? You should be more careful and less assumptive in this case.
If you really believe in that, and you have proof, you’re sitting on gold because the lawsuit would also involve Apple for you to easily win. Believing in something and actually have proof there’s a massive difference so best of luck in your lawsuit on winning big.
That’s if they do that without hitting confirm terms of conditions of course
@@rangerany5140 There's always a temptation to believe the world is simpler than it is to make yourself more comfortable. That some benevolent force can protect or compensate you and business compliance is air tight. Just be more judicious in how you disclose people's information. If you broadcast that information to people who again share it, good luck tracing and proving who is using it. Especially if you have done it multiple times with multiple bodies.
A 5k is a 5k, a marathons is a 21.6km. You can’t run a 5k marathon.
Definition of a marathon is 42km, not 21.
Marathon is actually 42.1km. ;-)
42.2
@@bradleywatters oh fiddlesticks, my bad