SimpleMobileTools / Simple-Contacts

Easy and quick contact management with no ads, handles groups and favorites too.
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Request: Contacts On Device Only #210

Closed 0pLuS0 closed 6 years ago

0pLuS0 commented 6 years ago

Hello,

If possible in the future, could you also create a version that has all the synchronized code removed, and contacts are only stored on the device?

I know this might seem a little extreme, with the idea, that if someone doesn't want synchronization, then don't enable it.

But I'm looking at this from the idea that someone gets our phone and turns the sync on and uploads our contacts into Google, or the other accounts you have listed for the app. Well maybe this might not seem likely, but then, nothing is impossible, so I don't want the contacts app to have this ability to sync anywhere.

I've seen crazier things happen, I just had a very well respected Android App, download and install an application on it's own, just crazy! A bug report certainly went out to the developers on this...

Anyhow...

If you could please offer a version without this, it would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

tibbi commented 6 years ago

the app is not taking care of any synchronization, it is the device. You can disable syncing in the device sync settings. Or store the contacts at "Phone Storage (not visible to other apps)" contact source.

tibbi commented 6 years ago

no, Im not doing any sync

0pLuS0 commented 6 years ago

@tibbi sorry for the posts... :(

I'm running a custom rom, AospExtened that has the standard contacts on it, but this is an AOSP based rom, for the Mi A1, so not sure at AOSP level or Android One there's a difference with the contact apps?

I just wanted something secure, so maybe this contacts on the ROM is as secure as Simple Contacts?

Thanks

tibbi commented 6 years ago

the app works the same way on every android version. If you have some extra secure OS maybe it has syncing disabled by default, not sure. Look around at your account device settings.

0pLuS0 commented 6 years ago

@tibbi I have the sync disabled, but I like you are making FOSS apps, so I will install your contacts and calendar, anything else if you make...

Thank you very much for these apps, keep up the great work! :+1:

tibbi commented 6 years ago

alright thanks, enjoy

0pLuS0 commented 6 years ago

Oh Simple Calendar too...

Sheesh even on custom roms, I don't install any Gapps, but you still get a few of the basics... :(

Thank goodness for Terminal Debloater... :+1:

I like to be GoogleFree! By the way, that might change if the EU wins over this new Google Trustsuit... hmm

One screen shot coming up!

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THANKS again! :+1:

tibbi commented 6 years ago

in the Calendar you have to explicitly "CalDAV sync" in the app settings for the sync, that is not enabled by default as it works in a whole different way

0pLuS0 commented 6 years ago

I don't use Sync on any of my devices, I have no need for it, but thanks for the heads up...

By the way, PLEASE consider making a phone app?

----> Simple Dialer 👍

I'm into being as Google Free and all microG, Xposed 100% FOSS!

Almost forgot to mention, I installed your Gallery, I like it!

I tried the camera, doesn't work on my phone, and I didn't find the Simple Clock working as well as the Google Clock. When I set the alarm on the Simple Clock it didn't ring... hmm

Thanks

tibbi commented 6 years ago

I planed doing a simple dialer, but when i started thinking of the implementation I decided that it will be a part of the Contacts app, as they have a lot of things in common and I dont want to duplicate code. Clocks could be broken by your system, look around your device battery settings, if there is no extra battery savers enabled.

0pLuS0 commented 6 years ago

I look foward to seeing the Simple Dialer

Well the stock Google Clock worked and the alarm rang, and Simple didn't.

So if the system default clock was bad, then it shouldn't ring too, I don't see that one works, and one doesn't and then we call that a system error, unless the Simple Clock works in a different manner?

I just look at it, since the Google Clock worked, the Simple Clock should of...

hmm

tibbi commented 6 years ago

aha, thought you mean that Google Clock didnt work well either. Well if you read through the Google Clock reviews it is broken to a lot of people, they just cannot make it fully reliable either. Ill see how can I improve it further.

0pLuS0 commented 6 years ago

Ahh ok, well the less Google apps for me, the better.

Thanks