Well that's disappointing. Adding gimmicky(imo) sensors and removing functional/useful sensors.<p>Obviously Samsung is thinking from a consumer prospective, but still very disappointing.
I love how developers of this app allow themselves to collect numerous data about their users' phones, so much they even track their hardware, model numbers and available APIs. But the worst thing is probably that this has became so common that people don't react negatively anymore towards that kind of privacy violation.
Makes sense, after all temp sensors don't really belong to phones. What't the point of knowing it's 35C and the humidity of your pocket? They 'd make sense in cars, once (if ever) they get connected.