SylvieLorxu
Joined 8 years ago
Joined 8 years ago
Also "not necessarily your fault" means "probably not your fault", the opposite of "your fault"
Do note that the new APIs from Google require apps to take "ownership" of the update process of another app so if you update from another app then F-Droid Basic Alpha loses its ability to automatically update it until you manually update is from F-Droid Basic Alpha.
As you'd guess from the name, it's still an alpha, but from my experience it works pretty well. Bug reports are helpful, of course :)
Same dude as this? https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2016/feb/03/elon-musk...
What are you talking about? It was never abandoned. That UI redesign took them multiple years and they released several betas over that time period. Just almost nobody bothered to chime in during any of the betas and then everyone started to complain when it got to stable.
You can also export your setup through their API so you can very easily migrate to a self-hosted instance if ever necessary:
wget --header "Authentication: YOUR_API_KEY" https://app.simplelogin.io/api/export/aliases -o simplelogin-export-$(date +%s).csv
And given the author talks about Have I Been Pwned, I feel I should mention that SimpleLogin has built-in HIBP integration (contributed by me in https://github.com/simple-login/app/pull/472)
Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.seemoo.at_t... F-Droid: https://f-droid.org/packages/de.seemoo.at_tracking_detection... Source code: https://github.com/seemoo-lab/AirGuard
It is specifically about unambiguous translations of the word Libre, like the Dutch "vrije". These are translations that cannot be mistaken for "free as in no cost".
The term "Open Source" is allowed without issue.
(Also, "Open Source" is not the opposite of "commercial")
As a German, you can luckily still request your data using the GDPR. I'd suggest finding an alternative (preferably Open Source) app and giving them your export file to ask if they can add support to import this other format.
I am doing this with my app too, just supporting importing from other apps' GDPR-extracted data. An example: https://github.com/TheLastProject/Catima/issues/168
Of course I document my export format too so others can do the same with data from my app: https://github.com/TheLastProject/Catima/wiki/Export-format :)
The sad part is the allowed 30 days timeframe. Stocard really abuses this to make you wait as long for your data as they legally can make you wait: https://twitter.com/SylvieLorxu/status/1389343401435439112
Although they do have build servers for the purpose of confirming upstream APKs match the source code using reproducible builds, but those are separate processes that don't block each other (unlike F-Droid's rather monolithic structure).
IzzyOnDroid has been faster with updates than F-Droid for years, releasing app updates within 24 hours for most cases.