App for what? What are you using that doesn't already have a clock?
this post was submitted on 24 Oct 2023
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I use this: https://www.f-droid.org/packages/com.best.deskclock/
The funniest answer I saw to the question of the most privacy respecting clock was "a sundial", but thats just my childish sense of humour.
+1 for this app. Functions like stock clock with the needed permissions.
Depending on what you want, a clock app is something you can easily build yourself. Nothing more private than what is already yours.
I like Clock You.
The name sounds like an insult haha
Or like someone just got smacked upside of their head.
iOS: ~~Clocks~~
Android: Simple Clock
Linux: GNOME Clocks
Did you read the privacy terms of iOS Clocks? https://www.meanterm.com/clocks.pp
Ifvthey say: “we may…..” then they do.
Fuck!
Hi guys, thanks for yur help. With "Simple clock" and "clock you" the problem is that when I turn my screen off, the alarm doesnt work. I don't understand cause I unabled all authorisation possible with these apps. How can I solve it ? My phone is a TCL with Android 11.