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In today's Baking class we made cinnamon rolls. I admit- I cheated & ate half of one. They're freaking delicious. Left photo is a box of cinnamon rolls, right is a close up of one sitting on a plate, cut in half.

This class took a lot of energy. I have 221 zone minutes on the #Fitbit and 6800 steps.

@neil It's also because they're not getting materially better.
I use a #Fitbit fitness tracker, and that hasn't gotten a sensor quality update or a new one in years.
Instead, #Google in particular has made the app noticably (without exaggerating) worse, and it supposedly gets most of the smarts from the main compute which now sucks.

Not the most compelling enticement for an new device.

To my fellow #privacy focused individuals. I’ve been using a #Fitbit for some time, and as you are aware, #Google purchased the brand a while ago now, and I have been #De-Googling my life.

What solutions have you found for #fitnesstracking? I’d be interested to know about any #OpenSource tracking options that work well with GPS and hiking apps such as #Alltrails, or other alternatives.

I’m new to this area of privacy! Beyond just taking the tracker off completely and going without.

#Fitbit 's metrics and analytics are so bad that I'll not replace it once this device breaks.
The "advice" is contradictory, the tracking is wrong, and some things are just so obvious logic errors that I'd fail the developers in an internship program.

Well done I guess?

I am hoping for #repebble to instead build the few things I want on my own ...

Is 10,000 steps a day worth your personal data? How 80% of fitness apps are selling your privacy

About 12 out of 15 of the best fitness apps actively share your personal data with third parties, de-facto selling out your privacy. Strava and Fitbit are among the most data-hungry, collecting 84% of all potential data points.

#surveillance #privacy #fitness #apps #smartphone #strava #fitbit

techradar.com/computing/cyber-

TechRadar pro · Is 10,000 steps a day worth your personal data? How 80% of fitness apps are selling your privacyBy Chiara Castro

Wrist-worn heartbeat monitors (aka fitness trackers).

Is there any hardware platform that is on par with #Fitbit (especially when it comes to sensors and battery life), but a Free/Open Source firmware?

I've had it up to here to have to cope with Fitbit/#Google mediocrity and worsening software.

#Garmin sucks less but seems intent on selling me huge devices that do everything that I don't need nor want. And I'm not going to join the #Apple jailed garden.