Securely Forwarding Your Messages
While we’re not the only notification forwarding app for Android, we pride ourselves on being the most security-focused. Unlike the others, BTnotify will never send your private decrypted messages off to the cloud (Big Tech). That means that you don’t have to worry about your private information leaving your phone or your car. Let’s show you how we’re different from the competition.
The Other Guys
The BT/notify Way
BTnotify will never send your private, decrypted messages off to the cloud (Big Tech).
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That’s cool, but how can BTnotify help me?
If your car stereo has Bluetooth capabilities, you might be able to get your plain text messages on your car’s screen, but that’s about it. What about your social media apps, dating apps, calendar alerts and emails? BTnotify has you covered there. Our technology will display your notifications on any car stereo that can display song titles when you’re streaming media. It does that by displaying the message as a song title. It also shows the message sender and the sending app as the artist and album title.
Then, why is BT/notify best?
The Other Guys
- Converts all notifications into decrypted text messages
- Requires a car stereo with MAP (message access profile) capabilities
- Only works if you set the app as your default messaging app
- All those decrypted messages get backed up to the cloud where Big Tech can mine your data.
- Keeps those ads coming at you and requires in-app purchases permission
BTnotify
- Displays your notifications as song information
- Works on any stereo that can display streamed music titles
- Use whatever default messaging app you like.
- Notifications never leave your phone and your car.
- Not ad supported and no required subscriptions. The full version is a one-time charge of $1.99
The Importance of Buckets
Imagine that your phone has three buckets for storing messages. There’s a notification bucket. Any app that makes your phone beep puts the notification in this bucket.
Next, there’s a text bucket. If you get a plain text message, your phone receives it and then deposits it in this bucket. The only app that can put messages in this bucket is your default messaging app, so that’s why Android makes you select one. Furthermore, this bucket gets automatically backed up, which is why when you get a new phone it has all of your old messages. So, that also means that Big Tech can also read all of those messages!
Finally, there’s a music information bucket. Streaming apps put the song title, artist, and album title in this bucket while the song is playing, and then they disappear. In other words, whatever gets dropped into this bucket is for you and you alone. You don’t have to worry about others knowing what music you’re listening to.
The huge difference between BTnotify and the other guys is that we get messages from the notification bucket and put them into the music information bucket for your car stereo to display. The other guys put them in the insecure text message bucket.
