Re:Privacy Implications of Accelerometer Data [pdf]
by harry8 on Thursday May 06, 2021 @06:53PM
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User endorsement:
I use this with a lenovo WatchX and it works well. It is pretty basic so you can join the party and hack if you feel it. WatchX is very cheap. ~USD $30 on aliexpress.
I would not ever go near the lenovo watch android app which I consider to be on par with radioactive toxic waste.
Using gadgetbridge & Watch X is superior to the Apple Watch & ecosystem at about 1/10th the cost. Recommended.
Re:Privacy Implications of Accelerometer Data [pdf]
by sodality2 on Thursday May 06, 2021 @10:59PM
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I'm finding the S2 instead of the Watch X, is that what you meant? Or if you mean watch X, do you have a link?
Re:Privacy Implications of Accelerometer Data [pdf]
by schmorptron on Thursday May 06, 2021 @07:07PM
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I use this with a Mi Band 4! The initial steps to get the Xiaomi DRM Pairing key to actually connect it are a bit of a pain (which isn't the developers' fault), but once you've done that once it's a seamless experience. Huge props to the developers!
Re:Privacy Implications of Accelerometer Data [pdf]
by zibzab on Friday May 07, 2021 @03:36AM
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I used this with miband, but then xiaomi went full-google and requires their watches to connect to their network before the first use.
I wonder if I can buy a second hand miband and get around that.
Re:Privacy Implications of Accelerometer Data [pdf]
by vanous on Friday May 07, 2021 @12:33PM
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You can still get the key from huami servers and say good by to xiaomi scientists checking your data.
Re:Privacy Implications of Accelerometer Data [pdf]
by zibzab on Friday May 07, 2021 @01:04PM
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Can you do that without installing their app which will have access to your contacts and location upon first access?
Re:Privacy Implications of Accelerometer Data [pdf]
by vanous on Sunday May 09, 2021 @01:55PM
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Well, you need to install the app at least once, no need to give it full permissions. You might also use a burner device. Once your device is paired, you can remove the app and go to fetch the key.
Search for huami-token on github or for Huafetcher (android version of the same) on Codeberg.
And read our wiki
Disclaimer: I did the Kivy wrapping of huami-token for Android.
[1]: https://codeberg.org/Freeyourgadget/Gadgetbridge/