I’ve never heard of of freekiosk until now and after reviewing how freekiosk compares its self against fullykiosk… free does not give me the warm and fuzzies. While i’m a big fan of open source and having good app selections there are somethings freekiosk gets wrong/purposely incomplete about fully.
- Fully supports more Android OS versions. Fully just dropped support for Android 5
- Fully IS free but if you want advanced features it’s only ~£8 per device forever.
- Fully added MQTT support in 1.3.4 ~2019
- Fully reports its privacy in the play store, it’s not unknown
- Fully provides complete lockdown: no status bar, no notifications, no navigation buttons, automatic restart on crash, and no way for users to exit the kiosk… w/o the need for device owner.
From the use case you posted about:
Fully can use the android camera as a motion detector and turn the screen on w/o an extra device or hubitat. It’s a setting in the app and is a plus feature.
Plus this community driver exposes the camera as a motion sensor and SO, SO much more
If you are looking for a project, something to expand your tech knowledge Freekiosk looks perfect, though i’d hold off on the MQTT bits till those MQTT bugs are fixed in GA from the release notes.