Change SDK version to sdk level of android 14 and verify app to avoid this Apk is invaild

You can use mock location apps and developer options to do that. Location data is fetched from your phone, so it has nothing to do with individual apps

Sorry to leave you disappointed. Considering that the channel isn't monetised yet (and that I had to start making money to take care of my family), I've been working on several freelance projects over a long time now. These projects pretty much take all of my time and I couldn't find time to film videos for the channel. While RU-vid is a passionate thing for me (it still feels painful to leave the channel like this), I had to sacrifice it to get time to work. It legit takes me a week (working 12+ hours per day) to make a video (research, scripting, filming, editing, motion graphics, sound design, etc). I have a lot of strategies and plans for the future and I'm still very hopeful about returning back one day. 🤞🏻

You did a great job with this channel and you will do a great job with your other work! Nothing to worry about and now get some money in the bank :D all the best!

No. I've been using a smartwatch for 3+ years now with continuous heart rate monitor turned on and I've never had any issues. It has actually helped me a lot of times by warning about low and high heart rates. The green and red lights emitted are just normal visible lights. And the infrared light used for SpO2 is actually weaker than the visible light itself. Also, given that the amount of light emitted from the watch is feeble, it does nothing to your skin. In a worst case scenario, people might develop skin allergies due to the accumulation of sweat and dirt between the watch strap and the skin. However, that shouldn't be a problem if a good quality strap is used.

It can be considered "near accurate" as there are several factors such as - The quality of the sensors used (which heavily depends upon the brand and the price range of the smartwatch), - Algorithms that convert the readings into measurements and - The way it is worn by the user (the watch should be clung to the skin for accurate measurements). On the other hand, cardiographs have way better precision because they directly monitor the electrical impulses in the heart. Smartwatches can never be as accurate as professional medical instruments, but they are accurate enough to warn about any improper spikes or dips in the heart rate.

Yes you can. But, that would most probably raise an error if the deleted file is required for the app's functionality.

@@ExultTechTV yes im getting an error

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It uses an electrode sensor under the watch to listen to the electrical impulses across your heart. For example, Apple Watch requires you to place a finger on the digital crown (which has another electrode sensor along with one on the back of the watch) to create a closed circuit between your arms and the heart to capture the electrical impulses across the path and estimate any abnormalities based on the variations in the impulses.

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You can do that in the "Full-Edit" mode. The first tab named "String" contains the tools and instructions required to translate the app to any language you need.

According to the developer of Cometin, Xiaomi Devices running MIUI are breaking core functionalities of android by its special 'MIUI Optimization' Program. So, cometin may not work properly on Mi devices. But there is a way to install this on Mi. Check out this article to know more: helpdesk.stjin.host/kb/faq.php?id=7 Hope this helps.

Just checked on my end... works fine though

It says DNS couldn't be found

​@@MilziYurukov2DNS error means that the problem could be with your router or the device. Try restarting your router, using a different browser or a different device.

I think it will, but I've never tried that.

Consider watching this short video where I've explained it: ru-vid.comG3ewQM0Yfto

There are several factors that determine this. - Android system, upon updating an app verifies that the signature keystores of the already installed app and the new updated apk are the same. This verification might prevent the updation as the apps edited on 'apk editor' are either unsigned or signed using a different signature. So, it is always better to uninstall the original app before installing the edited one. (P.S: A signature keystore is a unique set of credentials provided by the developer to ensure the authenticity of an app.) - Or, there could be some important data required by the app to run, which if modified might corrupt the apk file. - If the Google Play Protect detects something suspicious, it might block the installation.

You can find it inside the "APKEditor" folder in the internal storage, typically named as "gen_signed.apk".

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Yeah. There are 2 different methods to do that. The first one is very similar to measuring heart rate (using PhotoPlesthysmoGraphy). That is, by detecting the variation in the flow of blood (speed of the flow) to estimate the blood pressure. The second method is to use ECG to monitor the electric signals made every time the blood is pumped from the heart to the wrist (the time taken for this pumping is called a pulse transit time or PTT). This speed is directly proportional to the blood pressure. Some high end smartwatches use both PPG and ECG for better accuracy.

​@@ExultTechTVso its possible but for the expensive watches only.

@@scr3am273 No. It is possible in budget smartwatches too (if the brands provide the option to do it 🫠). There are a very few budget smartwatches that can measure blood pressure. But, to be fair, expensive ones do get better sensors and software algorithms, resulting in better accuracy.

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