aritmo

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   by aritmo 8y ago

   No. Ironically, this is opt-out, not opt-in. That is, you (as recovery email holder) would need click the link ONLY if you want to unlink. The URL is in the footer of the email and it is easy to miss.
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   by aritmo 8y ago

   All snaps appear as "proprietary" because there is not functionality to specify the license in the package yet. Apparently it is work in progress, trying to decide whether to allow free text licences or support a set of license an
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   by aritmo 8y ago

   The snap packages can either ask for elevated privileges or ask for standard access. In the former, they go through some manual review. I do not know if there are any auto checks when the package is added automatically.
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   by aritmo 8y ago

   A snap package may ask for elevated permissions. In that case, it goes for manual review. But if it does not ask for special permissions, then it goes in automatically. Because the app is quite confined. Compared to other package repos, her
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   by aritmo 8y ago

   There's not much to do with X without breaking the protocol.
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   by aritmo 8y ago

   There is no support for specifying the license yet, so all snap packages appear as "proprietary". Nothing to look here. edit: https://forum.snapcraft.io/t/snap-license-metadata/856/53 Still it is un