WebProxyTool vs WE

WebProxyTool captures and displays all network data that your device and installed apps transmit and receive. How It Works: The app creates a local on-device server and routes all outgoing HTTPS traffic through it. The app locally generates a trust certificate that should be installed and trusted to securely decrypt HTTPS traffic. When it is done, WebProxyTool captures HTTPS requests, makes dummy leaf certificates for requested domains, and acts as a man-in-the-middle proxy to read network data. Importantly, data is stored only in a local device database, ensuring user privacy, and WebProxyTool developers do not have access to it. The app works without any remote servers involved. Privacy Statement: 1. The configuration profile and trust certificate are generated and used only locally on your device. 2. The app does not collect any data about the user, the user's device, or other apps used on that device, and thus the app does not sell, use, or disclose to third parties any data for any purpose. 3. The captured HTTPS traffic never leaves your device. Terms of Service: https://webproxytool.com/terms-of-service Privacy Policy: https://webproxytool.com/privacy-policy

This app demonstrates the capabilities of a Bluetooth LE and Sensor gadget that is provided from Würth Elektronik eiSos for the Wireless Connectivity Seminars. A Bluetooth LE connection can be build up from Smartphone to the embedded Hardware. This Hardware is using the Adafruit Feather Wing infrastructure. It shows a typical use case that can be modified to serve prototyping a multitude of possible User Applications including Sensors, Bluetooth Low Energy and a Smartphone. In this particular example one Host Board (Adafruit Feather M0), one Würth Elektronik Proteus Wing and one Würth Elektronik Sensor Wing are used. Plugging the boards together and installing the Demo firmware on the M0 the demo is ready to run. Firmware and Source code for firmware and App are available from https://github.com/orgs/WurthElektronik. The App was created using the Capacitor Framework by Ionic (https://capacitorjs.com).