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Updated Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) (markdown)
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* [My scale xyz is not supported why?](Frequently-Asked-Questions-(FAQ)#my-scale-xyz-is-not-supported-why)
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* [Why is my scale not found?](Frequently-Asked-Questions-(FAQ)#why-is-my-scale-not-found)
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* [Why are the measurements are not synchronise to a cloud (e.g. Google fit / Garmin Connect / Dropbox and so on)?](Frequently-Asked-Questions-(FAQ)#why-are-the-measurements-are-not-synchronise-to-a-cloud-eg-google-fit--garmin-connect--dropbox-and-so-on)
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* [What are the differences between the openScale pro/light and the f-droid version?](Frequently-Asked-Questions-(FAQ)#what-are-the-differences-between-the-openscale-prolight-and-the-f-droid-version)
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* [Why is my language xyz is missing or incomplete?](Frequently-Asked-Questions-(FAQ)#why-is-my-language-xyz-is-missing-or-incomplete)
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I don't own every scale. But openScale is open source and lives from the open source community if you want to help you could try to reverse engineer your scale by analysing the Bluetooth 4.x protocol between your scale and the original vendor app, see [Bluetooth 4.x Reverse Engineer tutorial](How-to-reverse-engineer-a-Bluetooth-4.x-scale) for further information. If you understand the protocol then it is not complicated to implement it into openScale.
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## Why is my scale not found?
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If you scale name is not shown up during the search at _Settings->Bluetooth->Your Bluetooth scale_ then you must first unpair the scale with your smartphone in the Android bluetooth settings or with an installed vendor app. Please also make sure that your scale is turned on and you granted the coarse location permission during the search. Finally check that the batteries of your scale are full enough.
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## Why are the measurements are not synchronise to a cloud (e.g. Google fit / Garmin Connect / Dropbox and so on)?
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Personally I don't want to synchronise any health data to a company for privacy reasons. Therefore, openScale doesn't send any data to a cloud and not having permission to access the internet is a strong guarantee of that. Additionally, most of the used licenses by the cloud companies are incompatible with the GPLv3 license. So openScale won't support it directly but every user are free to do it anyway, just (auto) export your data and do whatever you like, see for example the [Autosync with Nextcloud tutorial](Autosync-with-Nextcloud).
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