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Privacy Policy

The app does not connect to the internet on its own.

The app does not collect any data besides potential crash information and diagnostic data collected by Apple.

Privacy

This app does connect to the internet to fetch food data from Open Food Facts if the setting is enabled. When you import data from Open Food Facts, the privacy statement of Open Food Facts applies.

No data is uploaded by the app to any servers except the requests that have to be made to import food as mentioned above and iCloud data mentioned below.

Settings and food items on the device will be stored on the device and might get backed up to iCloud if this is configured in the users iCloud preferences.

This statement does not cover functionality that is provided by Apple (eg. the App Store analytics, crash reports, and iCloud functionality).

Privacy

This app does connect to the internet to fetch RSS feeds. When you add a feed, the privacy statement of the feed publisher applies.

No data is uploaded by the app to any servers (except the requests that have to be made to download the feeds).

Settings on the device will be stored on the device and might get backed up to iCloud if this is configured in the users iCloud preferences.

This statement does not cover functionality that is provided by Apple (eg. the App Store analytics).

Webstorm / IntelliJ Typescript React Arrow Function Template

This is a IntelliJ/WebStorm live template that can be used to easily create a new arrow function component.

How to use

Go to the WebStorm/IntelliJ settings
Open the Live Template editor
Add a new template to the "React" section
Add the contents of content.tsx to the content field

Privacy

This app is a messenger and thus has to connect to the internet to send and receive messages. The content of each message is only tranferred encrypted. The server the messages are send to has no way of decrypting any messages in a reasonable amount of time because there are no cleartext keys stored on the server.

The only type of key stored on the server are chat keys in handshakes. Those are encrypted with a user's key which is never transferred at all so the server also has no way to decrypt those chat keys.

Since users can set their own server in the settings, the developers of the app can't make any statement regarding the transport layer encryption used to connect to the server.

Aside from that, this app does not connect to the internet or collect any data on it's own.

Privacy

This app does not connect to the internet or collect any data on it's own.

The exception of this is preferences the user sets or values the user enters. Those will be stored on the device and might get backuped to Google if this is configured. The backup has to be configured in the Android System settings.

This statement does not cover functionality that is provided by Google (eg. the PlayStore analytics).

	/*
	* volcano_exporter
	*/
	#include "BLEDevice.h"
	#include <Arduino.h>
	#include <WiFi.h>

	// Replace with your network credentials
	const char *ssid = "MY_NETWORK";
	const char *password = "MY_PASSWORD";

	#!/usr/bin/env sh
	# Detects which OS and if it is Linux then it will detect which Linux Distribution.

	OS=$(uname -s)
	REV=$(uname -r)
	#MACH=$(uname -m)

	if [ "${OS}" = "SunOS" ] ; then
	OS=Solaris
	ARCH=$(uname -p)

	server {
	listen 80;
	listen [::]:80;

	server_name example.com;
	return 301 https://$host$request_uri;
	}

	server {
	listen 443 ssl http2;

	import React, {FunctionComponent} from "react";

	type TableCellProps = {
	children: unknown
	}

	const DimensionLockingTableCell: FunctionComponent<TableCellProps> = ({children}) => {

	const ref = React.useRef<HTMLTableDataCellElement>(null);