• Possibly linux@lemmy.zipOP
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    2 years ago

    Well signal is full of proprietary software even though its core is Foss. That’s why molly doesn’t support absolutely proprietary operating systems

    • アルケミー船長@lemmy.one
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      2 years ago

      Signal on the Google play store isn’t FOSS but it facilitates the delivery of notifications to the user. The protocol itself is open source and notifications are handled securely even with Google play services on the phone. If you want a FOSS version, use the APK on their website, it has an auto updater.

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          Sorry, but an external repo added to F-Droid does nothing for your security. Even proprietary garbage can be on F-Droid as an added repo.

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      Molly doesn’t really remove the proprietary Google parts unless you download the FOSS version

      It simply isn’t for iOS, because they didn’t develop a version for iOS

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      2 years ago

      The one anti-spam module in the server code and… what else is proprietary?

      FCM? The thing they need to give android users (with Google play services installed) notifications?