Traccar, uLogger, Locus, OwnTrack...
That said you say you don't want to send your location via the url but with https, the url is also encrypted.
Traccar, uLogger, Locus, OwnTrack...
That said you say you don't want to send your location via the url but with https, the url is also encrypted.
Nextcloud can do something along those lines:
Thanks, I'll try that for now since I wanted to set up a nextcloud anyways
GPSLogger seems to fit your requirements. It allows you to send location data to a wide variety of different servers, including URLs.
Is this something you could do with tasker?
I've found gpslogger to phonetrack works well. The phonetrack app isn't bad but a bit heavy IMO.
Maybe Phonetrack? I use that in combination with nextcloud.
https://gitlab.com/eneiluj/phonetrack-android/wikis/home (avbl. In fdroid)
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