by david422 on 1/11/24, 7:15 PM
Agreed here. Example: Garmin Golf. Can help track your scores and all sorts of data. Can you export any of that data? NO. Which means you can't do your own analysis and you definitely can't switch to any other golf tracking software.
A while ago I used an app ... can't remember which one now ... but it allowed you to dump your data for no real reason that I could tell. But I appreciated that I could if I ever needed it. It also made me trust the app more.
by laxk on 1/11/24, 7:22 PM
IMO It should be a policy rule of app stores:
- The application/service MUST provide a function to export user data (bla bla bla).
by squigglydonut on 1/11/24, 6:55 PM
Is this article suggesting that all platforms allow json export of data? Like who would actually want this??
by robertlagrant on 1/11/24, 6:51 PM
Vote with your wallet, not your rant.
by collyw on 1/11/24, 6:49 PM
The vast majority of uses will never use that.
by zzzbra on 1/11/24, 6:55 PM
would love for more STEM folks to have spent time reading through the historical development of various non-STEM -isms. At least try to understand what Marx et al. have theorized even if you know you don't subscribe to their solutions.