That's funny I didn't even notice the command was wrong, I assumed it was stopalarm in the first place...tested alarm feature, getlink. To stop the alarm you need to use command <stopalarm> not <alarmoff>, apparently. Getlink worked perfectly - will have to test some more on my phone, I think it had to wait for the GPS to be activated by another program before it was able to send the link. I've got a HTC vogue w/ wm 6.1 unlocked w/ custom ROM, it's a known issue that some programs need the GPS to be primed before they can access it. Will test some more and post back.
That's funny I didn't even notice the command was wrong, I assumed it was stopalarm in the first place...
no2chem I have one little recommendation, since the alarm function doesn't need to be hidden from the user how about a little pop up like nueLight2 did and have an alarm off button available so you don't need to wait on sending a text to the unit to end it. Aside from that great addition to the program.
quite true, but if I had the phone, that alarm went off, and I wanted it to shut up so people wouldn't find out I had a 'misappropriated' phone, I would shut the damned thing off or pop out the battery lolI see the advantage to that, however if someone else has my phone and I want to find it and not have them turn off the alarm, the button might be counter productive.
tested alarm feature, getlink. To stop the alarm you need to use command <stopalarm> not <alarmoff>, apparently. Getlink worked perfectly - will have to test some more on my phone, I think it had to wait for the GPS to be activated by another program before it was able to send the link. I've got a HTC vogue w/ wm 6.1 unlocked w/ custom ROM, it's a known issue that some programs need the GPS to be primed before they can access it. Will test some more and post back.
That's funny I didn't even notice the command was wrong, I assumed it was stopalarm in the first place...
no2chem I have one little recommendation, since the alarm function doesn't need to be hidden from the user how about a little pop up like nueLight2 did and have an alarm off button available so you don't need to wait on sending a text to the unit to end it. Aside from that great addition to the program.
I'll take a look at the incorrect command, I might have two options, "hiddenalarm" and "alarm"... thanks for the suggestion.
it worked just fine for me the other dayConfirmed, stopalarm, alarmoff, alarm stop, does not turn it off..
Hypothetical situation: if someone stole your phone, and they received a text that said "!nuegps0000 start" or "!nuegps0000 track", wouldn't they be able to figure out that an external user is trying to acquire the phone's position and just shut it off? Given this is assuming a reasonably smart thief, but still. That leads to my next question: can the commands be placed anywhere in a text, i.e. "hey what's up, going to the bar tonight, the address is 13223 main, see you there !nuegps0000 getpos" That way, the commands could be masked at the end of a normal looking text so that when the thief first glances at the text and assumes it's from one of the person's friends, they just ignore it and don't think much of it. If this is not currently possible, is it something that could be implemented? Or is it possible to intercept the command before it is displayed on the screen and change the text to read something less conspicuous to the thief? (I realize that the former of these two ideas is most likely much more feasible and less time consuming than the latter, but I'm not a programmer so I don't want to assume what is and isn't possible.)
Maybe this issue has already been addressed and I missed it, but if not, I just wanted to throw this idea out there.
if the application is working properly the text should not appear on the screen, it should be intercepted by the application. I tested it on my phone, mine works properly, when I send it a command it doesn't show anything on my phone. Granted it does light up but that's about it.Hypothetical situation: if someone stole your phone, and they received a text that said "!nuegps0000 start" or "!nuegps0000 track", wouldn't they be able to figure out that an external user is trying to acquire the phone's position and just shut it off? Given this is assuming a reasonably smart thief, but still. That leads to my next question: can the commands be placed anywhere in a text, i.e. "hey what's up, going to the bar tonight, the address is 13223 main, see you there !nuegps0000 getpos" That way, the commands could be masked at the end of a normal looking text so that when the thief first glances at the text and assumes it's from one of the person's friends, they just ignore it and don't think much of it. If this is not currently possible, is it something that could be implemented? Or is it possible to intercept the command before it is displayed on the screen and change the text to read something less conspicuous to the thief? (I realize that the former of these two ideas is most likely much more feasible and less time consuming than the latter, but I'm not a programmer so I don't want to assume what is and isn't possible.)
Maybe this issue has already been addressed and I missed it, but if not, I just wanted to throw this idea out there.