[–] 2 points 3 months ago

I can say that it is as you say. I don't know this app, but ours takes the values of the forecasts which are defined in timespans. The backend loops over that and matches it to texts to construct a blurb like that.

It could simply be that the meteorologist defined a seperate period as more intense or is associated with a weather warning. And the simple automation of this app doesn't check for continuity.

To be fair, I am unsure if ours does this as well. I don't work directly on the app. I am an infrastructure guy. I do know it is checked by a human meteorologist before updating or publishing.

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  • [–] 1 point 6 months ago (2 children)

    As far as I understood, the app only contains a token proving you are 18 or older. Nothing more...

    So what potential breach is he taking about?

    Or did I miss something?

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  • [–] 29 points 8 months ago*

    It doesn't require an app. When you pay, you select your bank and it will redirect you to a page that the bank provides. My bank provides a QR-code I can scan with their banking app, but it also offers a log in form to pay.

    So I guess it is based on what your bank is willing to provide.

    This is based on my experience with 'iDeal' the predecessor of wero.

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