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minus-square@KidsTryThisAtHomelink9•1 year agoI’m also on jerboa, but a Samsung with GPS, and it also tells me unknown device. Must be jerboa
minus-square@sfgifzlink6•edit-21 year agoIt says unknown (mobile?) client for me too, using Sync with Bluetooth and location enabled and Play Store Services installed. Whoever wrote that image tracking over-hyped it?
minus-square@[email protected]OPlinkfedilinkEnglish7•1 year agoThe user-agent detection definitely isn’t great, this was just meant as a quick proof of concept for anyone curios.
minus-squareSokathHisEyesOpenlinkfedilink3•1 year agoIt successfully identified Firefox when I checked it from the browser. Maybe some of the apps don’t identify themselves in the useragent string?
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I’m also on jerboa, but a Samsung with GPS, and it also tells me unknown device. Must be jerboa
It says unknown (mobile?) client for me too, using Sync with Bluetooth and location enabled and Play Store Services installed.
Whoever wrote that image tracking over-hyped it?
The user-agent detection definitely isn’t great, this was just meant as a quick proof of concept for anyone curios.
It successfully identified Firefox when I checked it from the browser. Maybe some of the apps don’t identify themselves in the useragent string?