3 ms·
>Wait until they find out about all the Chinese made action cameras that not only require a cell phone but require all the permissions. Which are those? Becau
by coldtea 1y ago
>Wait until they find out about all the Chinese made action cameras that not only require a cell phone but require all the permissions.
Which are those? Because I do fine with both DJI and Insta360 without "all the permissions" (and can use them without a cell phone too).
- 5bolts 1y agohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aUOnQ_boqCw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aUOnQ_boqCw
- Bender 1y agoBecause I do fine with both DJI and Insta360 without "all the permissions" (and can use them without a cell phone too). Insta360 is one of the rebranding fronts as is Akaso and a handful of others that have come and gone. To activate either camera on the current firmware and current app requires pairing to a phone and to pair requires giving the app all permissions. There is currently no other way to activate the camera. Even if that were not the case in the past most people will happily install their 700+MB application and leave it running. I have no doubt they would have pointed me to some old or custom software but I will stick with electronics that are fully functional without ever even mentioning a cell phone. The DJI app is not even in the app store. It was pulled and the only way to install it is to side load. If you are seeing something in the app store that says DJI it's not a legit app from DJI.
- coldtea 1y ago>The DJI app is not even in the app store. It was pulled and the only way to install it is to side load. Maybe both of the complains above are an Android thing? I certainly didn't have to sideload anything on iOS, and the official DJI app is on the app store just fine. (As for the app, I did activate, but never gave 'full permissions')
- Bender 1y agoThis was on Android. I do not have an iPhone to test with.