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uhh, that's going to disrupt Briar Mailbox, which relies on an Android device to act as an always-on node. I really hope there is a way to toggle this. https:/
by m-p-3 2y ago
uhh, that's going to disrupt Briar Mailbox, which relies on an Android device to act as an always-on node. I really hope there is a way to toggle this.
https://briarproject.org/download-briar-mailbox/ https://briarproject.org/download-briar-mailbox/
- subscribed 2y agoIf you need to use Briar Mailbox, you're likely better off with GrapheneOS where this feature can be turned off. It works there better anyway, because it's integrated with the OS, and not just one privileged service.
- m-p-3 2y agoTo be honest, I kinda hope they'll offer it as a Linux service at some point, not super thrilled at running an old Android device as a server.