Closed serrq closed 1 year ago
Hmm, I think that would be something for an assistant that includes more features than translation only, for example https://f-droid.org/en/packages/org.dicio.dicio_android/. Since the app is only meant to be there for translations, I think that this would be off the goal of the project.
I figured. The calculator's developer said «no» and so I thought someone was interested in hiding apps. It's a matter of security: If a journalist in a dictatorship country has a problem, this function could save his life. I don't know who to ask.
I think the better way for that would be to use a third party launcher that supports something like that or a separate app that is just covered by an unobtrusive name and icon. As far as I know there are some launchers that have got such features!
Since we live in times when we may need to hide something (you never know what kind of government we will have) I thought of a function that has nothing to do with translations.
As such, TY will have the app function that allows access to hidden apps by writing a "magic" phrase.
In other words if I type (for example) "bin salabin" a hidden menu will open which will allow:
The magic phrase that allows the secret menu to be opened should be arbitrarily decided by the user (it could also be a long password).
Of course this is not a priority.
What do you think about it?