Of course it doesn't work on ios. The issue you linked explains that a syncthing ios implementation would be useless because the background process can't run an

Of course it doesn't work on ios. The issue you linked explains that a syncthing ios implementation would be useless because the background process can't run and the way filesystem access is managed makes the whole thing more or less pointless. It's available on all better operating systems though: Windows, macos, gnu/linux, android/linux, I think even chromebooks can run it? > this seems really complex... Like I said, it's probably not a solution for many. A second database with shared secret is very straightforward and transparent way that anyone can grasp I think. It would definitely pass the family test for me.