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What Data do you collect?
What Data do you collect?
We look at your current active Applications' name and title-bar contents. Just these two seemingly trivial bits of information can provide surprisingly pertinent information about our Productivity.
Is my Data safe?
Is my Data safe?
Your Data does not leave your computer; it is saved in a hidden path of your home folder. Further, if your home folder is encrypted (as is recommended by Apple) your Data cannot be accessed without your login-password.
Where is my Data?
Where is my Data?
All Data is stored in Library/Containers/com.spacetimi.pfh-daemon/Data/Documents under your home folder. By default everything under Library is hidden in finder. However, you can access your data via the Terminal (or by hitting Cmd+shift+. in finder)
Do I need to alter any of my habits to get better quality Screen-Time reporting?
Do I need to alter any of my habits to get better quality Screen-Time reporting?
Not necessarily. In fact, PFH works best when you forget that it exists. Also, PFH is smart enough to exclude Data from when your Computer is locked (which it should be when you're away from your Computer anyway)
What if I want to take a break to do some online window-shopping?
What if I want to take a break to do some online window-shopping?
What if I need to attend an hour-long meeting where I might be switching between lots of Applications while on the call?
What if I need to attend an hour-long meeting where I might be switching between lots of Applications while on the call?
How do I uninstall PFH?
How do I uninstall PFH?
You're breaking my heart. But here's how:
Click on the PFH icon in the Task Bar and click Quit.
Delete pfh_daemon from your Applications folder.
Open up Docker Dashboard and delete the server instance.
And delete all your data from the Terminal like so:
rm -r $HOME/Library/Containers/com.spacetimi.pfh-daemon
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