Cloud Vitals Взлом 4.0 + Чит Коды

Major interface changes were made and the ability to choose which types of data are sent to the cloud was expanded allowing for more customization on what data the user wishes to upload to the cloud(AWS). The user guide was also update to compliment the new app changes. Login has been temporarily disabled to allow for quicker access of the app's services. Cloud Vitals now gathers the phone's unique identifier and in AWS the file name for each user's data is now the unique identifier instead of a user name. When utilizing the timers on the Apple Watch, if you exit the app and the app runs in the background the app will send a notification telling the user when the timer is finished. Monitoring of resting heart beat and heart rate variability(hrv) was also added as extra heart beat data. Remote monitoring was also added so that the user can enable and disable data monitoring from their phone instead of just the watch.

User interface was updated and a user guide was also implemented. Location can still be viewed by the user however it is no longer being sent to the cloud for privacy reasons. Now when a user logs in for the first time a secret key linked to their user name is generated. When data is sent to the cloud it is placed in a file labeled with that key instead of the user name to keep the data anonymous. The user can press the user name label at the top to reveal the secret key to verify that the data in the cloud is from their device. The app now collects data from the apple watch's accelerometer and there is a separate page in the iPhone app that allows the user to view the data in real time. Also added was the ability to toggle whether data that is being monitored is sent to the cloud. When the switch is off no data is being sent and when it is on data is being sent. Similar switches are present in the accelerometer page. The new accelerations being monitored are in the X,Y, and Z axises as well as the resultant acceleration produced from these axises.

In this version Cloud Vitals now requires Apple ID sign allowing the user to be linked to the biometric data being monitored. Now supports dumping collected biometric data into and Amazon Web Services(AWS) S3 bucket. Cloud Vitals now monitors the user's time slept and their location in Decimal Degrees. The Apple Watch app now has a sign in feature that corresponds to whenever the iPhone companion app has been signed in.