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There is but it's powered by Whatsapp Web. Essentially, you scan a barcode which means notifications are received via Matrix but only so long as your device is
by spondyl 7y ago
There is but it's powered by Whatsapp Web.
Essentially, you scan a barcode which means notifications are received via Matrix but only so long as your device is on.
If you have a physical server, you might want to opt for a cheap device that can sit next to your server, essentially meaning you're online 24/7
If you use a VPS, notifications will still be forwarded but only work while your phone is powered on. It's not a true replacement for Whatsapp as you still need it running on a device somewhere.
- throwaway8941 7y agoOr stick it into an Android emulator. It uses hardware virtualization extensions and works pretty fast these days.
- spondyl 7y agoThat is definitely true! I have no idea about the logistics of running an Android emulator headless on a VPS. Maybe you'd have to use VNC or something at first otherwise just host it locally?