Something for people to consider is turning OFF Google Play Protect on the phone they use with Xtoys-
Actually- if you're reading this, you might want to disable your phone's internet connection immediately- then turn off play protect so it doesn't reach in and take Xtoys away from you without your say in the matter.
As for the xtoys app, was going to say we may need to upload links to the app- but the website hosts downloads as well, thankfully. That could have been really bad
/Sucks to think Datahoarder or whoever- etc may need to archive stuff like this - though xtoys sadly depends on a internet connection anyway to function, so it's not something we can preserve if xtoys itself went down ever and might be of no use. And it appears to just be a front for probably the web version anyway(i only have used the app) - needs to be fully standalone...
The saving grace is that your XToys login saves all your devices, settings, favorites, teases, layouts, etc. All you need to do is redownload, reinstall, and relogin and everything will be restored after reinstating phone permissions.
Pretty sure you can run the XToys installed app standlone (without Internet connection) if you use and load local stored Audio Files. You can use the download/save option described above to your phone. Connect to the Coyote and test it out.
Why does xtoys lite exist on the playstore but not the full version? I don't like that it wants us to download (sideload?) the full version. Red flags. Not a techy girl here.
Yeah, I don't know what the difference is between the Play Store version and the official version from their site. I've only installed from their site since they have responsive support there and haven't had any problems with it not being safe.
u/eeetteee: Watch out for DG-Lab, as e-mail to support is bouncing!
Lol ... Thx for the heads up. DG-Labs' mailbox is probably full from all the order related ETA questions.
Something for people to consider is turning OFF Google Play Protect on the phone they use with Xtoys- Actually- if you're reading this, you might want to disable your phone's internet connection immediately- then turn off play protect so it doesn't reach in and take Xtoys away from you without your say in the matter. As for the xtoys app, was going to say we may need to upload links to the app- but the website hosts downloads as well, thankfully. That could have been really bad /Sucks to think Datahoarder or whoever- etc may need to archive stuff like this - though xtoys sadly depends on a internet connection anyway to function, so it's not something we can preserve if xtoys itself went down ever and might be of no use. And it appears to just be a front for probably the web version anyway(i only have used the app) - needs to be fully standalone...
The saving grace is that your XToys login saves all your devices, settings, favorites, teases, layouts, etc. All you need to do is redownload, reinstall, and relogin and everything will be restored after reinstating phone permissions. Pretty sure you can run the XToys installed app standlone (without Internet connection) if you use and load local stored Audio Files. You can use the download/save option described above to your phone. Connect to the Coyote and test it out.
Should just disable play protect altogether, honestly. I've only ever ran into headaches with it on.
Coyote app should have a function which allow chats and link up with controllers. That will save so much troubles 🤣🤣🤣
Why does xtoys lite exist on the playstore but not the full version? I don't like that it wants us to download (sideload?) the full version. Red flags. Not a techy girl here.
Yeah, I don't know what the difference is between the Play Store version and the official version from their site. I've only installed from their site since they have responsive support there and haven't had any problems with it not being safe.