Please suggest an exif remover app, from photos/pdfs and other formats, which supports batch removing?
Samsung health app is good it tracks one’s activities really well but everything gets saved in the samsung account. Tried few foss apps available on Fdroid which apparently store everything in device but most of them didn’t work at all even though all permissions were given to them. One or two worked but they did not track steps well. Tried this in 5 different samsung and non samsung devices. Any recommendations for a health app which should atleast track steps?
Thanks. Does the exif removal apps shared by you have a bulk exif removal option?
I have tried all, yes all the steps counter apps, that are here on fdroid. But they do not work on samsung m series, note or s 10 lite series but samsung health app tracks them accurately, installed it just for testing purposes. Why do you think is that? And how to make these step counter apps work?
Gave them all the premissions + they had unrestricted access to the battery but still either they don’t work at all or their step counting is way off the charts
@vdbhb59@Licaon_Kter Please suggest some more step counting apps that works in samsung devices. Need it for someone who has to monitor their steps due to some health issues.
The question not where should we find foss apps, fdroid is great for that. All I am saying is that none of the step tracking apps from that page works correctly or doesn’t work at all in samsung m series and in few of the older s and note series. I thought that maybe there’s a way to correct this.
Many step counting apps rely on a device’s step counting sensor (the apps do not actually count steps, they just read the value from the sensor). Many low-end devices do not have a step counting sensor. If no step counting sensor exists on the device, these step counting apps will not display steps.
Some heath apps and some step apps deduce steps from changes in the value of the accelerometer sensors (and other motion sensors) on Android devices. This is how some apps do step counting. However, many step counting apps only rely on the values read from a devices step sensor.
I cannot say if this is the case on your device. You might confirm which sensors it has with the Sensor Server app which can list a device’s available sensors.
There are many apps that list the sensors that a device has. I only listed one that is easy to use and seems to work well on the devices on which I have tested it. Search and use the one that seems most compelling to you.
