I made an appliction using Google Fitness and wanna know how long Google Fitness keeps data. (ex. User's step counts, heart rate, activity ...)
thanks.
I checked the privacy policy of Google but couldn't figure out.
Google stores data of all activities unless you remove it from your log.
Methods to remove Google fitness data
For Android phones:
Delete your Google Fit data
On your Android phone, open the Google Fit app Google Fit.
At the bottom, tap Profile.
At the top, tap Settings Settings.
Tap Manage your data.
Tap More and then "Delete All."
Confirm you want to delete the data.
Deleting your history only removes saved information from your Google Account. Other apps or devices might have similar data stored in their own services. If you want to delete that information, you’ll need to use their settings.
For iPhone phones:
Delete your Google Fit data
On your iPhone, open the Google Fit app Google Fit.
At the bottom, tap Profile.
At the top, tap Settings Settings.
Tap Manage your data.
Tap More and then "Delete All."
Confirm you want to delete the data.
Deleting your history only removes saved information from your Google Account. Other apps or devices might have similar data stored in their own services. If you want to delete that information, you’ll need to use their settings.
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I want to make an IOS app that has information like a task list for a user that syncs across all of their devices - but I hate apps that make you login to something - I'm looking for some id that connects the user - I know you can get the device ID, but hoping more for something like reading the current app store id or something.
Bottom line what I'm trying to achieve is that if someone adds some data on their iphone, it's available on their ipad. Any idea how to do that?
Bottom line what I'm trying to achieve is that if someone adds some data on their iphone, it's available on their ipad. Any idea how to do that?
Yes, it's called iCloud. You just make an app that syncs up into iCloud. No login within the app is required; the user has to be signed into iCloud on their device, but most users are. If you look at Apple's own apps, that is what they are doing; look, for example, at how a Reminders list or a change in Contacts is reflected automatically onto all the user's devices. That's iCloud in action.
I'm wondering, if it's possible to get a overview about the Installations on active devices, splitted by versions like I can do it in the google play console.
Yes, you can! But all data is "opt-in" only and usually captures something like 20-30% of your users.
You can see how many users agreed to share the data by clicking on the question mark next to "About App Analytics Data" in the top right corner
I am developing an application for security purpose which has 1 requirement as "Wipe out iPhone or i pad data completely if device is stolen".
While doing search for this functionality, I came across one application "Find My iPhone" here which supports this feature of "remotely wipe out all data".
(http://www.howtogeek.com/77158/how-to-remotely-lock-or-wipe-your-ios-5-device/)
But i want to this functionality through programmatically in my app.Can someone give me a solution for this problem?
And is it possible to do this functionality through programmatically?
You cannot completely wipe a standard iPhone's data from an app. The app runs in a sandbox environment so you cannot access data from other apps or iOS itself meaning that you cannot wipe it. That being said, you could wipe photos and contacts programmatically as long as the user grants you access to contacts and photos.
There is NO WAY that Apple would let programmers wipe data remotely for the entire device.
Instead of doing that, maybe you should have functionality in your app where if server returns a particular flag, you would delete all the data stored locally on your app, by you (like login details for your app, personal data stored in Documents). I suggest that, because I've done it before.
I am trying to track source of the App whether it is coming from Google Ads. If it is installed by clicking from Google Ads then I want to get the confirmation when a user registers.
I have followed http://mobileapptracking.com/docs/MAT-Tracking-Methods-For-Mobile-Apps.pdf but can't get any solution.
I guess, you could find the solution here: http://support.mobileapptracking.com/forums/20877789-Integrated-Publishers
It's a set of articles which describe how to add an app publisher (like Google Ads), to view the related statistics, etc.
I am building an iOS app in Corona SDK and am trying to implement a map feature where the user can see where they are compared to where others with the app open are. What would be the best way to go at this?
I already wrote the code for finding the current location of the owner of the device, but how do I retrieve data from other users?
Any advice is greatly appreciated!
This is very broad question, but basically you need a server (on the web) where each user's location gets stored while the app is open, and the app can request the location of other users specifically, at some time interval. Presumably you would need to have some form of rights management since every user would typically be interested in seeing only a small number of other users, and every user would want to have control over who can see their location.
One thing to remind users of is that the reported position is that of the device, not that of the user, and that it is the last reported position, not necessarily current (not all devices are on cellular network or wifi at every moment), so you'd also want a time-of-last-update to be shown with every location marker.