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Weather

The week ahead on your home screen, from an app that has never once asked where you are.

Freev1.24no location permissionnet.tdz.weather
On the phone
Weather — Places and units
Places and units
What it does
  • Home-screen widget with the clock, current conditions and the next days; tap it for the fourteen-day forecast
  • Temperature, feels-like, humidity, wind, pressure, UV, rain, sunrise and sunset
  • Save the places you care about and cycle through them by tapping the place name on the widget
  • °C or °F, wind units, 12- or 24-hour clock, the place's own local time, and a refresh rate you set
  • Forecast data from Open-Meteo, served by whichever national weather service model covers each place
  • A weekly check for new versions of your Suite apps, if you turn it on
  • Six themes and six launcher icons, from Settings

No location permission. You type the place; the app never asks the phone where it is. The one thing it fetches is the forecast for the places you saved, and Weather is free.

What it can reach

This is the whole list. Android prints the same thing under Settings › Apps › Permissions once the app is on your phone, and it was not written by us — check one against the other.

InternetFetches the forecast for the town you typed
No location permissionIt cannot read your GPS, coarse or fine

Android 8.0 and up. Free, and yours to keep: no account to make, no subscription, no key to enter, and no upgrade screen inside the app — every version after this one is free as well.

Against the apps it replaces

Compared with Samsung Weather, Google Weather, Breezy Weather.

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