@jnsgruk I enjoyed your post: https://jnsgr.uk/2024/07/how-i-computer-in-2024 .

What do you use to run syncthing in your iphone?

I recently switched from iOS to android because I wasn't happy I wasn't able to run syncthing in my phone (at least not in a straight forward way). After moving I discover things like the F-Droid store where you can find very interesting and more privacy aware apps.

How I Computer in 2024

An extended “uses” post that outlines the hardware I’m currently using, the software and tools that I use to get things done, and how I configure things.

‎Möbius Sync

‎Möbius Sync brings Syncthing to your iPhone or iPad, allowing you to synchronize selected files between iOS devices and other devices supported by Syncthing, without the need for any cloud service. Supports multiple folders and multiple remote devices. Synchronized folders can be created either: 1.…

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Thank you @jnsgruk.

It seems Mobius uses some trickery to "bypass" the background behavior limitations in iOS.

I see you use tailscale. I have been using it for years too. It is extremely powerful and transforming.

That being said, it worries me that my network now heavily depends on TS. I am at the mercy of TS. Granted, they are outstanding folks and I am sure they will keep doing the right thing. But still, it is just too much trust.

What are your thoughts about this?

@drio I don't worry too much about it - they have an excellent track record as you note, and if things go sour I'll be sad, but there are alternatives.