Google suspended Element in Play Store
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@subven Totally agree - by that logic, they should ban all the web browsers because they could connect to a site with highly objectionable content. Probably all the VPNs and other general-purpose utilities too. It's a dangerously slippery slope for sure.
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@yusf said in Google suspended Element in Play Store:
they all share the same flaw, which is the push notification feature
There are push notifications in PWAs https://medium.com/better-programming/everything-you-need-to-know-about-pwas-push-notifications-e870bb54e14f
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@brutalbirdie tbh I don't have much experience with onion services, so no not really.
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@yusf said in Google suspended Element in Play Store:
But if it's not available on mobile
On Android that works quite well. If only there would be no Apple in the world... https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/114503
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@fbartels There would need to be something better than Apple for my needs, and much of my favourite software is Mac-only. I can run Linux & Windows VMs/VPS from Mac but not the other way around.
Seriously, I'd pay to have zero push notifications, they are a psychological plague in purporting that external attention-seeking is more important than self-determined attention.
I miss the days when phones were for calls & text messages only.
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@yusf Technically you can hack a Mac but it's asking for unsupported trouble, anything relying on hardware support is vulnerable. I could drive a kit-car too, but I value my time more than money, and would literally spend twice as much for half the hassles. Taken me 20 years of refining, but very happy with my setup
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@yusf said in Google suspended Element in Play Store:
Calls and texts are literally pushed though.
For the 10% of important people still using them. 90% of notifications to me are unnecessary, no matter how much I try to whack them with settings.