Is LinCal safe?

"LinCal" is short for "Link Calendar" and allows to show links or small messages at predefined points in time, in the form of notifications. If the message is a link, it can be opened by clicking the notification. Calendars are created as a text file using a simple format and can then be loaded into the app. Use it as Advent calendar or just to make someone happy!

Developer: lincal
Category: Calendar & Agenda
First release: 16 Feb 2018
License: Not documented

02 / Package identity

Technical fingerprint

Application IDfelixwiemuth.lincal

Latest APK SHA-2568193977ebc4c16a44d750f7ee7da71a2e72ee121afe0f2ca919c044fa38fd9f7

Signing certificateE1:B5:22:F3:0B:E1:53:08:B2:1D:74:87:52:88:6C:6E:F8:1D:15:AE:08:D2:C5:88:D0:6C:AE:1F:A8:50:D0:14

MIN ANDROID16TARGET26ARCHITECTURE

03 / History

Project timeline

16 Feb 2018

Package observed in source index

Metadata and versions observed from the fdroid repository index.

04 / Version archive

Documented releases

1 TOTAL

VersionReleasedAndroidArchitecture

1.3.116 Feb 201816+→

05 / Safety & access

Safety verdict

Authentic — file hash matches the source indexNo ads or tracking flagged by the source

IntegritySHA-256 verified vs source

SourceOpen-source · fdroid

Permissions2 declared · 1 sensitive

Signaturepresent

Anti-featuresNo known anti-features

Sensitive accessREAD_EXTERNAL_STORAGE

Declared permissions

android.permission.READ_EXTERNAL_STORAGE android.permission.RECEIVE_BOOT_COMPLETED

Tracker status: Not assessed by WIKI for Android.

06 / Sources

Evidence ledger

Each entry is a captured public reference backing this record.

RepositorySource package page↗Source codeSource repository↗