The installation was very easy! It's very greatful that my data doesn't send to Google any more.
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That's 'Brezzy Weather'. Has been my favorite weather app for a couple of years.
Breezy is such a treasure. Logging the network activity on any typical mainstream weather app really gives you the chills. I finally found this privacy-respecting and really beautifully designed app and I am so glad it exists.
Not a privacy nightmare I suppose?
Absolutely not. You can choose whatever sources you want (your mileage may vary). You have the option to block location and just add the name of the cities you want to keep an eye on as well. It's a delight to use.
I use Openweather as my source for most data points.