Month: December 2020

I have just published V3.6.2 of the OpenSeizureDetector Android App on Google Play store, so it should be available for upgrade in a couple of hours.

This release is intended to fix the problem with file permission issues reported by users on some Android 10 phones. I have done this by changing to using the Android ‘Internal Storage’ folder. You should not notice any difference other than you will not be able to see older log files with the ‘view log files’ menu option. The files are still there, but you will need to use a file browser app or connect the phone to a computer to see them. The other change will be that the ‘Clear Data’ option in the Phone Settings->Apps->OpenSeizureDetector will delete the log file entries.

The other changes are to translations – thank you to Artur Chlebek for his help with this – I think we have now extracted all of the English text in the user interface and settings screens so they are translatable, and Artur has provided a complete set of polish translations. If any users are annoyed at the English text appearing rather than their local language, please let me know and we can add the translations to get rid of the English.

Please let me know if you encounter any issues with this release – if you need to go back to the previous one, you can download it from the source code repository here: https://github.com/OpenSeizureDetector/Android_Pebble_SD/tree/V3.6/app/release

Graham (graham@openseizuredetector.org.uk)

I think we might have a solution to the issue with log file access permissions on some Android 10 phones. I still don’t know why it only affects some phones and not others though!

If you are affected by it and downgraded to V3.6.0 as a work around, please will you try a test version (V3.6.2a) from our source code repository here?

Please let me know if this fixes the problem for you. If it does not, you can re-install V3.6.0 from the repository here.

As usual, please report any issues to graham@openseizuredetector.org.uk.

Thanks!

Graham.