I’ve been using the default Apple Weather app since getting my iPhone earlier this year. It’s been fine but over the last few days it seems to be less accurate in general.

I’m in Ireland if that matters.

Edit: Updated the title to include iOS specifically

    • mysoulishome@lemmy.worldEnglish
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      10 months ago

      Carrot has ads? I’ve used it since it came out and the only ads I’m aware of are the fake funny ones you can opt in to

      • KnightontheSun@lemmy.world
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        10 months ago

        Yes and premium isn’t buying the app, it is subscribing at $40/yr. They do have a standard level of $20/yr.

        To hell with all these subscriptions.

        • mysoulishome@lemmy.worldEnglish
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          10 months ago

          I am with you on subscriptions but the free version of Carrot is fully functional with no ads, limitations include things like only one weather data source instead of multiple to choose from, a few seconds of radar rather than a longer animation. All of the things you have to pay for are things that actually cost the developer money. Without paying anything it’s still one of the best Weather apps in my opinion.

            • mysoulishome@lemmy.worldEnglish
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              10 months ago

              Haha yeah the joke ads are actually optional, I turn them on because they are funny.

              I would pay for premium carrot if I wasn’t on a budget…apps like weather underground and weather channel are fucking hideous nowadays with the ads. The dev of carrot is just one guy and pretty cool, always answers tweets snd emails, used to show up on Reddit to chat with people (maybe still does - I will never know). I wouldn’t feel bad giving him a couple bucks a month.

              At this point I limit myself to 1 or 2 app subscriptions at most. I paid for Apollo when it was alive…I paid for an annual of Day One this year because journaling helps with my therapy. But what I pay for is going to be very limited to a couple of things I support or have some reason to support the specific service or developer. The tapbot guy who made Tweetie and revolutionized Twitter clients, or the dev of Alien Blue back in the day are more good examples. Just good apps and good people doing good work.

              Most of these apps are just trash and the subscriptions HIGHLY outweigh the value of what they offer pretty damn quickly….they cross their fingers and hope people don’t cancel the trial. It’s a crappy way to make money.