Access Dots - Android 12/iOS 14 privacy indicators
● Display Access Dots whenever the phone's camera/microphone/GPS location is engaged by a third-party App.
● Maintain an Access Log, which can be accessed from the App's main settings screen. The Access Log shows when the camera/microphone/GPS location was accessed, which App was in the foreground at the time of access initiation and how long did the access last.
● Assign any color to either of the Access Dots.
● On Android 10+, Access Dots by default sticks beside your camera cutout (if your device has.) You can configure the location of Access Dots to the point of specifying X/Y coordinates.
● If your device supports 'Energy Ring - Universal Edition!' App, then you can wrap Access Dots around the punch hole camera as well.
● The size of Access Dots can be adjusted.
So this app is for someone who is addicted to certain app like Instagram. If you are someone like me who starts using Instagram and time travel after 1 hour doing absolutely nothing and just watching reels. This will help you keep tabs on what you use and for how much time in a very unique way. It shows you gif like shown in the image which is funny and makes you realize that you have been using this app for quite some time and its time you should quit it. There are no ads or analytics and the app relies on generosity alone. Your data is safe, will only be stored locally, and never be shared with anybody.
- 🌐 Seamlessly link multiple devices across Ecosystems for increased productivity
- 🔒 Transfer data with confidence knowing it’s on your Google Drive
- 🙌 Transfer text, images, and even files
- 🔎 Search the recent history of your shared clipboard
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Opensignal - 5G, 4G, 3G Internet & WIFI Speed Test
This is a great app to check the network availability of a certain network provider by running some tests even before switching to that network provider. For instance, you have relocated to a new location and do not know which network provider is having the best network or coverage in that area. Opensignal runs some tests and gives you the exact results as to where is the nearest tower located, the upload and download speed so on and so forth.
Speed test for mobile and Wi-Fi internet
Opensignal speed tests measure your mobile connectivity and signal strength. Opensignal runs a 5-second download test, 5-second upload test, and a ping test to provide a consistently accurate measurement of the internet speed you will likely experience. The speed test runs on common internet CDN servers. The internet speed result is calculated with the middle range of samples.
Video playback test
Slow video load time? Video buffering? More time waiting than watching? Opensignal’s video test plays a 15-sec video snippet to test and log load time, buffering, and playback speed issues in real-time to show you exactly what to expect with HD and SD videos on your network.
Connectivity and speed test coverage map
Always know where to find the best coverage and fastest speeds with Opensignal’s network coverage map. The map shows signal strength down to street level using speed tests and signal data from local users. With network stats on local network operators, you can check coverage ahead of a trip, check the internet and download strength in remote areas, compare your network to other providers in the area, arrange the best local SIM.
Cell tower compass
The cell tower compass allows you to see which direction the closest or strongest signal is coming from, enabling you to more accurately use broadband and signal boosting technology.
Note: The cell tower compass uses aggregate data and accuracy issues can occur in certain areas. We’re striving to improve this feature and thank you for your patience.
Connection availability stats
Opensignal records the time you’ve spent on 3G, 4G, 5G, WIFI or had no signal at all. This allows you to see where you are getting the service you’re paying for from your network provider. If not, use this data and the individual speed tests to highlight connectivity and signal issues to your mobile network operator.
All the apps mentioned above are free to use and are available on playstore. The links are also mentioned. All the apps are used and tested by me and are really helpful and easy to use. Let me know in the comments down below if you find it useful and are going to try at least one of them. That's it for this blog. Cheers!!
1 Comments
Iam going to use access dots for sure!
ReplyDeleteGreat content.