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By TerryB.
I didn’t believe that the average person fails to spend 120m outside per week and installed the app to find out what my number was. After using it for three days, outside (by my definition) for substantial parts of each day, including five hours in a national park. Result = zero hours so I’m not sure hours far off the grid you have to be to get counted as outside enough. Beyond that I was curious and listened to the founder on a podcast I enjoy talking about how the goal was to gather enough data to get Apple to include it bundled on their app but, for now, profits come from selling data to governments and insurance companies. Not seeing a way to opt out of such data collection, I deleted the app and my account (though I wonder if info was really deleted). An app that does what this promises would be valuable for many people but a ‘free’ service collect and bundle user data to insurance companies isn’t something is disingenuous.
By TerryB.
I didn’t believe that the average person fails to spend 120m outside per week and installed the app to find out what my number was. After using it for three days, outside (by my definition) for substantial parts of each day, including five hours in a national park. Result = zero hours so I’m not sure hours far off the grid you have to be to get counted as outside enough. Beyond that I was curious and listened to the founder on a podcast I enjoy talking about how the goal was to gather enough data to get Apple to include it bundled on their app but, for now, profits come from selling data to governments and insurance companies. Not seeing a way to opt out of such data collection, I deleted the app and my account (though I wonder if info was really deleted). An app that does what this promises would be valuable for many people but a ‘free’ service collect and bundle user data to insurance companies isn’t something is disingenuous.
By TerryB.
I didn’t believe that the average person fails to spend 120m outside per week and installed the app to find out what my number was. After using it for three days, outside (by my definition) for substantial parts of each day, including five hours in a national park. Result = zero hours so I’m not sure hours far off the grid you have to be to get counted as outside enough. Beyond that I was curious and listened to the founder on a podcast I enjoy talking about how the goal was to gather enough data to get Apple to include it bundled on their app but, for now, profits come from selling data to governments and insurance companies. Not seeing a way to opt out of such data collection, I deleted the app and my account (though I wonder if info was really deleted). An app that does what this promises would be valuable for many people but a ‘free’ service collect and bundle user data to insurance companies isn’t something is disingenuous.
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