
7he Plague
Page states no data shared with 3rd parties but when you first start it up you can go through the list of seemingly hundreds of advertising vendors that want to store cookies on your device to -- yes share your data with 3rd parties. There's no reject all slider. So I went through them all, confirmed my selections to share with none. In the end I'm hit with another prompt asking me to consent to share or pay $9.99 for privacy. Have a compass that doesn't spy on me, I'll skip altimeter, uninstall
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No better or worse than the competition I guess, but none of these apps get the message... point is in a consistently correct direction! Kind of like the 'old fashion' handheld floating needle type did. This is useless at best ... life threatening at worst. Maybe it's best to carry a real compass and/or use some of that precious data space and access a map app to get there safely. Yes?
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Mark Walton
I went through the calibration routine but the app only seems to give location and altitude information when you first open the app. No matter how far I go after that this information fails to update. That effectively renders the app useless. Who wants to have to constantly close the app and restart it during a hike? Oh, and half of the time the compass is wrong, sometimes laughably so. Sacrifice my privacy for an app that doesn't work? I think not. Uninstalled.
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