Finally setup #syncthing / #syncthingFork yesterday and so far very impressed.

Some confusions as there are at least two UIs (app and web app) and the add device flow was (maybe) unnecessarily complex and didn't always name things automatically.

But I set it up on two Linux laptops and three mobiles, with one large file tree (160MB of #Zim Notes) and one folder synced across all five devices (should be a default IMO).

Hopefully it all works  

Now, what's this fork no-fork business?

So #Google #PlayProtect is claiming #SyncthingFork is harmful.

Utter fucking rubbish. Error? Or F/LOSS hostility?

Anyone else getting the following Google Play Protect warning when trying to upgrade Syncthing-Fork via F-Droid? Or is it related to Google's upcoming lockdown?

#GooglePlayProtect #syncthingFork
#android #fdroid #KeepAndroidOpen #google #security

Migrating Android phone data in 2026 without a Google account is not for those who despair easily.
Even with great tools such as #syncthingFork , which allow you to backup on the old phone, and immediately restore on the new one, it took several hours (half of them courtesy of #mozilla )

May the new phone live long and prosper!