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Does it matter? It's a SaaS anyways, so if they wanted to go rogue and use it to eavesdrop on your chats open source wouldn't really prevent that. They even spe
by gruez 2y ago
Does it matter? It's a SaaS anyways, so if they wanted to go rogue and use it to eavesdrop on your chats open source wouldn't really prevent that. They even specifically recommend using a dedicated group chat for notification purposes. For self-hosted deployments there's already a multitude of projects that expose an API to send signal messages.
- aftbit 2y agoYes - if it were open-source, you could self host it.
- zikduruqe 2y agoHere ya go. I use this for various notifications for my home network, versus using email. https://github.com/bbernhard/signal-cli-rest-api https://github.com/bbernhard/signal-cli-rest-api
- npodbielski 2y agoSeems interesting but I have already second app linked to my profile.
- ranger_danger 2y agohttps://ntfy.sh https://ntfy.sh https://github.com/caronc/apprise https://github.com/caronc/apprise
- zikduruqe 2y agoApprise is awesome.
- npodbielski 2y agoI am using apprise for several years. It works but have few drawbacks: -no login, almost no security -sometimes it does not works and there are no logs to see what exactly happens. -secret storage is very bad Ntfy I will check thanks.
- l2g 2y ago> no login That's because the goal is to allow you to stick a proper nginx or webserver infront of it if you need this layer. > Sometimes doesn't work Please open a ticket and share why since your able to determine this from your logs. Maybe it can be fixed upstream? > Secret storage is bad You can create a string (key) that is randomized > 200+ characters. What can be improved to assist you with your concerns?