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there is no information on the website. or does the website for the privacy focused app require javascript to display anything other than a download button?

• aggregator-ios 8y ago
  Thanks for checking it out! The website is just a placeholder for the beta test. I didn't want to link directly to the TestFlight link, as that would have been jarring. I've copy pasted the description from the TestFlight app description here: Thank you for beta testing Headings! You can track your hikes, drop pins, view all of your past hikes and pins with a free Headings account Tips for beta testing: * Test the app during a hike, bike ride, or your commute to work by pressing the “Start Hike” button. When you’ve reached your destination, tap on the red flag to stop recording * Look at the stats, are they accurate? * How was your battery life? Did it drain too much too quickly? * Save them to your account, did signing up for a new account work? * Drop pins along the way and see if they show up in the map * Log out of your account and log back in. Did all of your previously saved info come back? Hope this helps!
  • tzumby 8y ago
    You should add more details about how you’re protecting the user’s privacy. If you are saving all the geo ip data that is linked to a fb/google account in your database that may be problematic. I suggest you encrypt that with a client side key or just store everything on the client.
    • aggregator-ios 8y ago
      A client side key sounds great, let me investigate this route and see how to do this. I imagine it's a similar pattern to end to end encryption.