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How active is the wearOS app piracy scene?

i'm thinking of getting a smartwatch to possibly replace the need for a phone (if it fails i'll use it to go on runs instead of having a chunky phone with me), trying to google it i've mostly seen watchface piracy but nothing about apps

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  • and are these exploited people doing anything to change this? the consumer is the last between the three (employer, worker, consumer) that should have anger directed towards them

    as it's their issue its their soapbox not mine, this annoying custom made it to country where they are paid enough as well

  • "Megalist" of uses for phones after you don't need them anymore (copied from Reddit | primarly Android)

    So if anybody wants a solution they won't have to scour the internet for what are essentially the same uses over and over again **** Here's a short list I made through searching this sub and other threads+articles: #WARNING: Keeping your phone constantly plugged into the charger for long periods of time may cause the battery to swell up and potentially explode #WARNING: Keeping the screen on constantly on a phone with an OLED screen will likely cause burn-in eventually

    Keep it as a backup phone Dedicated camera Dedicated music player (especially LG phones with qDAC) Baby/pet monitor Use it as a smart doorbell Use it to record POVs akin to GoPros Smart Home controller Bedside alarm clock Universal remote Remote PC controller Help science by lending your phones power for research Dedicated eReader Dedicated gaming machine Webcam Dedicated car phone for GPS etc Dashcam Digital photo frame Education tool for kids Video call device Wifi extender/hotspot Host a media server on it (Plex etc) Host a normal server on it \(c. /u/3Werve\) Timelapse camera Give it to kids PC Statistics (CPU, GPU usage) Wireless adapter for wired controllers Kitchen recipe guide PC Monitor Macro pad for PC White noise machine Disassemble and make an art piece out of it Experimentation (e.g trying out apps or ROMs) Dedicated chat device (Whatsapp, Telegram etc) \(c. /u/utakatikmobil\) Cast Receiver \(c. /u/Substantial_Berry_14\) m3u IPTV player \(c. Substantial_Berry_14\)

    ###No uses fit you?

    Donate it Recycle it Sell it

    **** I may link to examples or guides but for now im a bit too lazy. Googling should be enough, if not add site:reddit.com to the end of your query

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    Also, I assume it would be for lemmy as a whole and not just my instance right?

    I think having an option for posts to have tags would be neat and make it easier to find more fitting posts since the title won't always have the word you're looking for.

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