@Dendrobatus_Azureus The image shows a smartphone screen displaying the settings menu of an application named "Radio Azureus." The screen is predominantly black with white text and icons. At the top, there is a status bar showing the time as 02:30, a Wi-Fi signal, full battery at 82%, and a temperature of 24 degrees. Below the status bar, the word "Settings" is displayed in white text, with a left-pointing arrow icon.

The settings menu includes several options: "Chats and Media" with "Read Receipts On," "Notifications" turned on, "Appearance" set to "System default, Wallpaper Default," "Add Second Device," "Connectivity" with "Connected," and "Advanced." At the bottom of the screen, there are two additional options: "Donate" with a heart icon and "Help" with a question mark icon, indicating the version of the application as "Delta Chat 1.58.4." The profile picture next to the name "Radio Azureus" shows a scenic image of a blue sky and water.
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The image shows a screenshot of a mobile device displaying the Delta Chat website. The top section of the screen features a dark gray bar with the text "Home Download Blog Contribute FAQ Forum" and a logo with a speech bubble containing the letter "D." The time is 02:43, and the battery is at 91%.

Below the bar, the main content area is black with white and blue text. It states, "Delta Chat is a decentralized and secure messenger app." The features listed include reliable instant messaging with multi-profile and multi-device support, the option to sign up for secure fast chatmail servers or use classic e-mail servers, interactive web apps in chats for gaming and collaboration, and audited end-to-end encryption safe against network and server attacks. The text also mentions that Delta Chat is FOSS software built on Internet Standards, avoiding xkcd927.

At the bottom of the screen, there is a search bar with the URL "delta.chat/en" and a number "28" in a square, indicating notifications. The navigation bar includes a home icon, a lock icon, and a menu icon.
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The image displays a smartphone screen with a dark background. At the top, there is a status bar showing the time as 02:42, a battery level of 91%, and a 4G signal. Below the status bar, there is a text section that provides information about Chatmail servers. The text explains that Chatmail servers offer a privacy-preserving and speedy messaging experience, interoperable with chatmail and classic email servers. It instructs users to tap a chatmail server link to see the home page and then tap the QR invite code.

The text lists several Chatmail server links, each with a brief description:

• "nine.testrun.org" is the default onboarding chatmail server for Delta Chat apps and has been stable since the December 2023 Chatmail announcement.
• "mehl.cloud" is geared towards German-speaking users.
• "mailchat.pl" is geared towards Polish-speaking users.
• "chatmail.woodpeckersnest.space" and "chatmail.culturander.it" are focused on Italian-speaking users.
• "chika.aangat.lahat.computer" operates in the US.
• "tarpit.fun" is hosted in Germany.

At the bottom of the screen, there is a navigation bar with a home icon, a search bar displaying "delta.chat/en/chat," and a number "28" indicating unread notifications. The navigation bar also includes options for "webxdc apps," "bots," and "cosmos."

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@Dendrobatus_Azureus

Please also use deltachat and email hashtags. BTW, did you learn about webxdc? :) It'll hype your mind for a long time.

Would you like to join our tiny FLOSS DC group?

@Dendrobatus_Azureus ER, my infosec hacking upbringing tells me that nothing could go wrong with this setup..
At all..

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Best practices are for a reason

#OWASP