[Testing] PantsDownJedi:
Thanks for the info, I'll text unsubscribe.

Although you don't want to argue, I still will make my argument in regards to why I feel it is disrespectful.

Not to long ago I sat in church and the speaker was trying to make a point, I don't remember what that point was and its irrelevant, but to make this illustration, he asked for a show of hands of anyone who'd ever actually read an entire software license. The congregation varies from week to week between 80 and 120 people. My hand was the only one in the air. Before we go further, Ill point out that in software its quite arguable that a privacy policy is an extension of a lisence agreement, one part tells me what I can and can't do with the software and the other part tells me what you can and cannot do with me.

There are currently 259 user apps on my phone. Although I was the only person of a fair sized group that has taken the time to read software agreements here and there, as well as privacy policies, to say that I read them much in general would be ludicrous. I'll make my point by personally asking you to find the legal section on an iOS product and simply see how many hours you waste, before you simply give up trying to finish, reading everything Apple is required to reprint in the way of all the various open source licensing on these devices.

This really isn't an argument I shouldn't have to make for the point to come across. The bottom line is that for the most part, people don't read these things and in my case I suppose Im rather irritated right now to be submitting the mundane on XDA for an app developer who came here fit a variety if possible reasons and yes promotion is one of those but help, both with improvement/testing and help with promotion, be it as a future paid app or simply debugging a kmd device specific feedback or even just a pat on the back for a job well done (which I have stated my personal respects already if that us the case and not to sat its shameful because we all do want recognition and it is due here)...

Ive lost my train of thought.

Let me back up and start fresh:

1. Good job on the app.

2. Thank you for making it free.

3. I advise you to (as much as I hate saying these sorts of things) seek to get the idea patented if its possible and do so in vague and obscure language not to offer you patent trolling rights but to protecet this sort of idea as best you can in a disgustingly corporate monopolized world.

4. I apologize for being so harsh originally but it is true, I have 259 user apps on my phone. My phone is a Samsung so add on top of that. I don't like that I can go purchase a phone but can't use it without opting in to agreements I wouldn't otherwise make, and as strong as I may have been in my original post, I felt spited to be told I should have read the policy. Your app was featured, it sounded cool enough for me to visit the thread and try it out as proof of concept despite not having personal use for it and quite frankly you are very literally asking for help which eases me into number 5 and 6.

5. The SMS messages were sneaky.

6. We both have Google accounts, Android phones, and 3rd party apps. I'll reinstall your ap refardless of not chrrently needing to use it, and that you sent a text to me implying a need ti upgrade when it isn't installed anymore when you are done reading all the privacy policies of your phone manufacturer, your carrier, Google, and every app you have installed... and so you see I didn't feel like this but I did feel just a small fraction of what I'm dramatizing here. In any case, 259 apps is obviously just a fraction of what I've installed over the years and this was honestly a first for me so I hope you can simply take it on board as app feedback at this point, and if you do think you are on to an original idea here then I think you should perdue a patent in the manner I said for the reasons I said.