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I personally use both BW (self hosted) and 1P. The apps for 1P are better designed, particularly with sharing passwords, accessing attachments offline what you can do in desktop app vs browser etc. The mobile BW apps have always been shitty Xamarin and not native (though this will change soon) so we do have that to look forward to.
@pixelcode @Andreas_Sturm @privacyguides
they probably have some idea doing some kind of privacy/security larping with split passwords is a better idea.
Both products use strong E2EE that is thoroughly understood and audited.
It's finally here. After countless requests, Privacy Guides now has translations. We've gone multilingual!
https://blog.privacyguides.org/2023/03/26/i18n-announcement/
Yesterday, I decided to take down my F-Droid article. Seeing my article being misinterpreted to attack other projects and myself is not something I even remotely desired. I also suffer from health issues, so this is an anxiety source I won't have to carry on my shoulders.
Make no mistake: I still firmly believe the presented issues are useful public information that can be used to improve the Android FOSS ecosystem, not discredit it. Anyone saying otherwise is wrong, but I don't care anymore.
My presence in privacy & security related communities will also be diminished. I am strongly disappointed by the number of malicious actors in that space. I've witnessed insults and harassment towards many security researchers.
Personally, all I care about are the technicalities of each solution. I'm done dealing with trolls and childish ad hominem attacks. We deserve better than this.
Looks like PrivacyTools services (Mastodon, Matrix, Peertube etc) are going to be down earlier than expected.
More information can be found here:
https://old.reddit.com/r/PrivacyGuides/comments/pymthv/is_privacytoolsio_matrix_server_broken/
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