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To be fair, even if he did update apache. It's running at linode. One phone call from the feds and they have what want. Either don't collect anything useful or
by sschueller 1y ago
To be fair, even if he did update apache. It's running at linode. One phone call from the feds and they have what want.
Either don't collect anything useful or at least host the server somewhere where a US warrent doesn't as easily work as cutting butter with a hot knife...
- NanoCoaster 1y agoThe feds, absolutely. Still, there's a lot of other parties that should not have an easy way of accessing the data (if there is any - the joys of closed source implementations).
- ashleyn 1y agoTo have something that is genuinely private and would qualify for listing in the app store, options are pretty limited. I don't think they allow developers to use onion services or anything like that. You could host the server in other countries, but even in hostile countries, it's not a leap of logic to assume the NSA would have an easy time getting in there all without the worry of that pesky "legal" thing.
- gruez 1y agoIs there a reason why it can't be a PWA?
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- tempodox 1y agoThey can’t do push notifications on iOS.
- gruez 1y agoPWAs could since ios 16.4, released more than 2 years ago https://developer.apple.com/documentation/usernotifications/sending-web-push-notifications-in-web-apps-and-browsers https://developer.apple.com/documentation/usernotifications/...