Thank you @daniel for a new set of Conversations, XMPP and OMEMO stickers!
#Conversations_im #XMPP #OMEMO
The first week in #FDroid (TWIF) was posted 15 years ago:
* We celebrate the community and yes, that means YOU!
* #SoftwareFreedom#Conservancy will have a #BBB tomorrow, free yourself (while you can)
* #ReproducibleBuilds gathering soon
* #Conversations_IM enforces #TLSv1_3
+ 2 new apps
& 186 updates
Get thanked: https://f-droid.org/2025/09/04/twif.html
The first week in #FDroid (TWIF) was posted 15 years ago:
* We celebrate the community and yes, that means YOU!
* #SoftwareFreedom#Conservancy will have a #BBB tomorrow, free yourself (while you can)
* #ReproducibleBuilds gathering soon
* #Conversations_IM enforces #TLSv1_3
+ 2 new apps
& 186 updates
Get thanked: https://f-droid.org/2025/09/04/twif.html
I just bought 20 envelopes and stamps, and I'm packing them with 5x #Conversations_im, 5x #OMEMO, and 5x #XMPP each.
Send me an email if you want one. Put 'Stickers' in the subject so I can filter. While supplies last, obviously. (Though I'm more limited on the stamps than the stickers.)
According to Google, #Conversations_im is now also collecting users’ email addresses.
Pretty much the exact same thing that happened to Quicksy about a month ago¹ is now also happening to Conversations.
An app update I submitted ~48 hours ago passed review without any issues. A subsequent update just now, which contained very minor bug fixes, was rejected because I failed to declare that I’m collecting email addresses.
I’m so tired of this bullshit.
According to Google, #Conversations_im is now also collecting users’ email addresses.
Pretty much the exact same thing that happened to Quicksy about a month ago¹ is now also happening to Conversations.
An app update I submitted ~48 hours ago passed review without any issues. A subsequent update just now, which contained very minor bug fixes, was rejected because I failed to declare that I’m collecting email addresses.
I’m so tired of this bullshit.
Every new #Conversations_im release involves testing on the four major #XMPP servers and on devices as old as this 10-year old Nexus 5.
Every new #Conversations_im release involves testing on the four major #XMPP servers and on devices as old as this 10-year old Nexus 5.
The @dino and #Conversations_im developers have a booth at @FrOSCon. Come find us to talk about #XMPP and grab some merch.
The @dino and #Conversations_im developers have a booth at @FrOSCon. Come find us to talk about #XMPP and grab some merch.
This week in #FDroid (TWIF) is live:
* The cycle decoded part 2
* #Conversations_im & #Quicksy internal refactoring
* #Jami is more accessible
* Get your people on #SimpleX
* Dial #K9Mail & #Thunderbird up to 11
* Main #AnySoftKeyboard app updated too
+ 8 new apps
& 222 more updates
Get comfortable for a long read in: https://f-droid.org/2025/07/24/twif.html
The #Conversations_im release that was rejected yesterday is now live on the Google Play beta channel.
A late addition to the 2.19.0-beta release is message moderation for public channels, giving moderators the ability to delete spam messages.
The #Conversations_im release that was rejected yesterday is now live on the Google Play beta channel.
A late addition to the 2.19.0-beta release is message moderation for public channels, giving moderators the ability to delete spam messages.
#Conversations_im esta gratuito unas veces por año como promoción. Desde navidad y año nuevo y el primero de mayo, creo.
#Quicksy siempre esta gratuito, #Snikket también.
Igual esta mejor usar #FDroid por @fdroidorg 🙂
For the next release of #Conversations_im I’m switching the default for showing all messages, including sent ones, left aligned, to 'on' for all tablets.
Combine this with disabling 'Colorful chat bubbles' and this looks pretty clean and almost like a regular desktop app.
This post is also a reminder to existing tablet users that those two settings exist. Too bad there aren’t that many of you.
For the next release of #Conversations_im I’m switching the default for showing all messages, including sent ones, left aligned, to 'on' for all tablets.
Combine this with disabling 'Colorful chat bubbles' and this looks pretty clean and almost like a regular desktop app.
This post is also a reminder to existing tablet users that those two settings exist. Too bad there aren’t that many of you.