Concerning privacy practices
Response from developer
Thanks for the feedback, the contrast on the privacy screen will be addressed in the next release. The permissions warnings are designed to indicate clearly which sensors may not be available for recording due to a lack of permissions (especially for reliably background recordings, which is a common use case for Sensor Logger), and are not intended to scare or annoy.
Geek’s delight, help for weather-sensitive pain
But I’m not playing around, I’m on a mission. I have weather-sensitive fibromyalgia, and the science of how weather affects the health is not moving fast enough for me given how much I suffer day-to-day. I have been using an app that is useful for keeping charts of air pressure changes over time, but it has a conventional meteorological orientation. For starters, I live a little more than a mile above sea level and apps that insist on reporting my 830 mbar as 1030 mbar just… irritate me. More to the point, this app gives me total control over how frequently observations are collected. I’ve been using it for one day, and I’m already seeing patterns emerge that would never show up in the best data I could get before. (Not the ones I expected, but the ones that seem obvious in retrospect, which is always a good sign when you’re looking for answers.)
