Timezone unaware
Understandably, the developers probably assumed that the phone time would always be Danish time, but for expats and people travelling, that's obviously not guaranteed. When I check the app at 8:30 UTC (9:30 danish), the current electricity price highlight the 8 o'clock price, which is nonsensical. Further, it has to be killed every day to update it's understanding of today, which sows some doubt on the accuracy of what you're actually seeing in general. You can switch off notifications in the app, but unless you block them on iOS, you're still going to get them. Otherwise the app has improved tremendously over the years, to a point where it is now actually useable, albeit, with caveats. Sadly, their way of forcing me to hand over a CPR number is pretty sad: "we can't get your information, try to log out and back in" (at which point NemID demands my consent to share my CPR). The reason stated on their web site is pretty weak too, but given it [my CPR] has already been leaked, probably twice the last month, it's not a huge add'l worry.
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Timezone unaware
Understandably, the developers probably assumed that the phone time would always be Danish time, but for expats and people travelling, that's obviously not guaranteed. When I check the app at 8:30 UTC (9:30 danish), the current electricity price highlight the 8 o'clock price, which is nonsensical. Further, it has to be killed every day to update it's understanding of today, which sows some doubt on the accuracy of what you're actually seeing in general. You can switch off notifications in the app, but unless you block them on iOS, you're still going to get them. Otherwise the app has improved tremendously over the years, to a point where it is now actually useable, albeit, with caveats.
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Timezone unaware
Understandably, the developers probably assumed that the phone time would always be Danish time, but for expats and people travelling, that's obviously not guaranteed. When I check the app at 8:30 UTC (9:30 danish), the current electricity price highlight the 8 o'clock price, which is nonsensical. You can switch off notifications in the app, but unless you block them on iOS, you're still going to get them. Otherwise the app has improved tremendously over the years, to a point where it is now actually useable.
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Ggrandgeezer
Timezone unaware
Understandably, the developers probably assumed that the phone time would always be Danish time, but for expats and people travelling, that's obviously not guaranteed. When I check the app at 8:30 UTC (9:30 danish), the current electricity price highlight the 8 o'clock price, which is nonsensical. Otherwise the app has improved tremendously over the years, to a point where it is now actually useable.
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Insanely complicated login
Logging in with MitID only works if you have the MitID installed on the same device. Consumption shows up days late which seems odd given it’s remotely read.
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