Watch Notes vs DigniView

Access to urgent information, such as train timetables or notes on your Apple Watch. No need to look for your iPhone in your pocket or bag. You can just check it on your wrist. The app shows text and images clipped with your iPhone, as well as text, images, and URLs loaded from Extension on your Apple Watch. ◎ Usage - Train route search and timetable - Notes that you need to check urgently - Shopping list - ToDos - Flashcards - Notes that you shouldn't forget - Favorite photo - Website URLs that you'd like to recommend to someone ◎ Features - Data is stored on your iPhone. Apple Watch has a simple control focused on viewing. - Supported Extension so it's easy to load data. Of course you are able to copy and paste. - URLs are shown in a QR code on Apple Watch. Use the barcode scanning app on the iPhone to scan the code to open the website. ◎ Integrated with other apps! By using a new Action Extension for iOS 8, the app can show the loaded data on Apple Watch. •Images •Safari •iTunes... and so on ◎ Notes The app can save and show up to 3 entries on Apple Watch. However, you can get an unlimited number of entries through in-app purchases.

DigniView helps keep Safari webpage images covered until they can be checked against your selected modesty policy. All filtering requires an active trial or subscription. Eligible new subscribers receive 3 days free. After the trial, your selected plan renews automatically at the price shown before purchase: $6.99 per month or $59.99 per year in the U.S. Cancel at least 24 hours before the trial or billing period ends to avoid renewal. Manage or cancel in your Apple Account settings. Apple determines trial eligibility; an introductory offer can be redeemed once per subscription group. One subscription includes: • Strict or Moderate whole-image filtering in Safari • Women Only and Men & Women audience settings • Automatic cloud image checks after your image-sharing consent • Automatic reconnection and conservative on-device backup during outages • Protection during infinite scrolling and image replacement • Local analysis cache, privacy controls, and parental passcode settings Choose Strict or Moderate in Settings. Strict keeps the current clothing rules. Moderate allows fully covered people wearing opaque pants or leggings, including fitted leggings, while continuing to screen exposed body areas, sheer clothing, underwear, swimwear and explicit content. Detailed clothing checks use cloud analysis; on-device backup remains conservative. After your trial or subscription starts, DigniView guides you through image-sharing permission. Once you agree, cloud checks run automatically while you browse with the Safari extension enabled. Safely dressed people can remain visible when cloud analysis confirms they meet the policy. Uncertain or inaccessible images stay hidden while protection is active. Only normalized webpage image pixels and your selected filtering mode are sent through DigniView's private service to OpenAI for modesty and explicit-content classification. Image URLs, search terms, page titles, filenames, alt text, and surrounding webpage text are not sent. You can withdraw consent in Privacy Details at any time. With an active trial or subscription, declining or withdrawing image sharing retains conservative on-device protection, which hides detected people because it cannot assess clothing. DigniView works only on webpage content Safari makes available to extensions. It cannot filter other apps, Safari browser controls, DRM media, closed shadow roots, protected cross-origin frames, or every frame of playing video. Detection is conservative but not guaranteed to be perfect. Privacy Policy: https://womenfilter-classifier.aaronsilverman.workers.dev/privacy Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/