4 ms·
Go to Twitter settings and remove the access for that app. Bypassed. Uninstall or flight mode might be another idea. Seriously, all those todo/productivity/ala
by somesay 13y ago
Go to Twitter settings and remove the access for that app. Bypassed. Uninstall or flight mode might be another idea.
Seriously, all those todo/productivity/alarm apps that try control you are just bullshit. At least as a techie you could circumvent them all. In the end, it's all about your habit and your will and going to bed earlier etc. and the use of that app is, if any, only some creative reminder. It's important to get that the app itself doesn't solve anything for you.
Also note that if there is any unjustified punishment (in this case e.g. a huge traffic jam, canceled trains, ...) or just misbehavior of the app or the hardware itself (e.g. no location data) the effect might be rather counter-productive.
- jessedhillon 13y agoNEWS FLASH: Man on internet discovers commitment devices require willingness to be bound to the consequences!
- somesay 13y ago:D
- k-mcgrady 13y ago>> "Go to Twitter settings and remove the access for that app. Bypassed." Why would you do that if you have specifically downloaded the app to use that feature? If you were going to remove it from Twitter you would just uninstall the app...
- somesay 13y agoSo why do I need that app at all if I could just go to work in time? Why should you come late if you specifically want to be punctual?