The Logos app for Iphone allows unfiltered internet through its integral browser (doesn't use Safari). Is there any way to get the app without internet or a way to turn it off?
I don't completely understand your question, so please provide more information if I have missed the point.
By default, the Logos app accesses your books from the Logos server as you read each book or do a search. You can choose to download the books and then work offline. In the Library, tapping on the (i) symbol will give you the option to download a particular book. Pulling down (scrolling up?) at the top of the Library list gives the option to download all of your books. Once they are downloaded, you can enter airplane mode and do without the Internet.
The Logos app shouldn't be accessing anything other than the Logos server.
Biblia.com provides a simple browser-based version of your books.
I was able to access the internet through your app. I clicked onsomething to get me to your website and from there I was able to access googlefrom there.
I have deleted it but if you want me to take you through it step by stepI can re install it.
Hi John
I think you will need to talk us through it. I just don't see how it can be done.
I don't work for Logos; I'm just a user like you, although I have used Logos for many years.
There are links from the app to the Logos website, but for me they open in Safari. I'm at a loss to know how you viewed Google through the app.
Do you have a user account with Logos? Was it the sign-up page that you were taken to?
Brother , I too appreciate your concern. We all have our besetting sin(s) that we struggle with. Sounds like have a grip on yours and are striving to be godly and holy. I admire you for that. Hope this can be worked out for you.
Is there any progress that has been in this area. Has anyone heard from Logos what the status of this item is? I have also found that the Google/Facebook sign-in boxes allow for unfiltered internet access. It would be helpful to see a fix for this sometime in the future so I can continue using these apps.
There are still some web views used in the app, including sign in, registration, news, guides, sharing to Faithlife, and community notes. On iOS 5+, webviews are no longer used for Twitter. It should not be possible to access any websites from any of these views, but I can't guarantee they aren't somehow abusable.
