I would love to see what futo would come uo with in this department
ludicolo
joined 9 months ago
Thats the route I was potentially looking at.
I had read somewhere that matrix can see integration data like sticker packs. So while they cannot read the content of your encrypted messages they can see what stickers you are sending and reacting with.
I did not look extensively into a giphy scraper. I used different terminology that probably confused the search engine 🤦 couldn't think of the word. Thank you I will look into it.
To my knowledge element x isn't feature complete. Idk if joining rooms is implemented. You could try getting the regular element client to join rooms then go back and see if they appear in element x.
I use dendrite for my private server, it doesn't support element x due to sliding sync. I'm gonna try to spin up conduit today at some point and will get back to you when I try out element x.
Do you have federation turned on in your config file
Yeah it seems they fixed it in 1.6.24 but fdroid is on version 1.6.20 😩
EDIT: Sorry wrong post response. I am trying out ntfy to see if it fixed it. It seems like it may have based on the few hours I have tested. I am gonna be running matrix conduit later tonight and test schildi next and element x.
I just installed ntfy and am going to give that a go for a while and report back!
EDIT: I have been trying to rework my matrix server completely but for the period of time I spun this up for my matrix-dendrite server it completely solved the issue.
So sorry my bad!
The device that struggles with push notifications is a pixel 8 with GrapheneOS. Element was installed through f droid.
Also another problem that I have been facing is I cannot multitask while in a call otherwise it cuts my microphone. I have to stay in app to be able to talk with the person I am in the call with.
Notifications work just fine on my desktop running arch.
I will update the post with this information.
"Yes, we fund Matrix dev by selling encrypted messaging to governments, which includes police: if you don’t like that then please feel free to use a different app."
Idk that seems pretty clear to me that they are selling encrypted messages to governments and police. Not only that all the comments interpret it the same way.
EDIT: The more I read it the more I become unsure. Hopefully they elaborate. To me I am confused at the service they are selling. Matrix is open source these organisations could dedicate their own employees to spin it up. Do they have somewhere you can purchase the same service? The phrasing is what gets me. It feels like they are referring to already sent messages and data. If they were referring to a service they provide, that should be clearly stated.
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