I have been dipping my toes into meshtastic for the past few months, now having a T-Deck as a home repeater and a small node I carry in my pocket.
Channels can be E2EE if you set it up, but public channels are usually not.
In terms of being trackable, I would venture to say it does not protect you from being tracked. Most devices use a GPS signal to report location (though you can run them without this iirc). Most devices also require a phone in order for you to configure, and read/send messages.
Your best option would be a T-Deck without a GPS module, though as someone has stated in this thread there is a vulnerability allowing tracking of the MAC.
Thing Thing series
Pocket Tanks
Black Ice
Two.
Really I to aliens and flourescent things. Took tons of pictures with a black light and highlighter liquid poured into water so it would glow.
Thought I was a cowboy. Had tons of boots, cowboy hats and chewed tobacco. Even raised goats in highschool agriculture courses and subscribed to the typical country boy ideologies ( you can guess what I mean but can proudly say I grew out of that pretty fast in college). tbh raising goats was very fun.
Provacy Respecting iOS Calorie Tracker
I have been looking for a good calorie tracker on iOS for some time, but have never found one with the features I want while being either open source or privacy respecting (or both). Android has a few options but the UI is very dated to day the least. In order to fill this gap, I am considering building one, but if someone can point me to an existing app to save me the time, I would be very thankful.
