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Did you know that if you attempt to configure your pebble from your phone, that requires a connection to some server hosted under a domain name that as far as I
by click170 11y ago
Did you know that if you attempt to configure your pebble from your phone, that requires a connection to some server hosted under a domain name that as far as I can tell has nothing to do with pebble?
Use a MITM proxy and see for yourself.
My firewall blocks outbound requests by default so when I found I wasn't able to configure my pebble without allowing this traffic, I just said fuckit and left my pebble unconfigured. If I knew about this before I bought it I never would have agreed to the purchase.
Edit: Pulled the host that it wants to talk to from DNS logs, zalew.net.pl. If I don't allow traffic to that domain, I can't configure my pebble.
Edit: This is from an Android phone, I can't speak for the iOS app.
- memonkey 11y agoWhoa, I was actually looking into buying one, but this is actually really disconcerting and totally off putting.
- rgbrenner 11y agoI think so too.. I sent them an email asking them to respond to his post.
- q3k 11y agoMight that be related to a watchface that you already installed on your watch / downloaded to your app, perhaps the Modern watchface? http://www.mypebblefaces.com/apps/1486/1299/ http://www.mypebblefaces.com/apps/1486/1299/ The domain name seems belong to this gentleman: http://forums.getpebble.com/discussion/4453/light-enable-interaction-build-error http://forums.getpebble.com/discussion/4453/light-enable-int...
- click170 11y agoThere must be a relationship here because I do indeed have that watch face installed. Though, without allowing that traffic, I don't seem to be able to remove that watchface, and cannot get into the Settings screen in the Pebble Android app to configure anything else.
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