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@y20k@chaos.social

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I don’t know what to write about me. Since one cannot not communicate, this probably says something about me.

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Joined November 23, 2020

Codeberg Projects (Transistor, Trackbook, Escapepod, Stay Put):

https://codeberg.org/y20k/

Controller Show Podcast (German):

https://www.y20k.org/

Y20K @y20k@chaos.social

· 6mo ago

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@muntashir@infosec.exchange Same here. I am the developer of a couple of small apps that are only distributed via F-Droid. I registered an account at the Android Developer Console, only to find out that my apps had been claimed by another party. That was a shock at first. Then I found out that the keys associated with my apps belong to F-Droid. 😅

Y20K @y20k@chaos.social

· 6mo ago

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@muntashir@infosec.exchange But still, this is a dilemma. I want users to be able to install my apps without any issues when they download them directly from the repository. Therefore, I will try to claim my apps when the Android Developer Console offers a way to do so. On the other hand, I want F-Droid users to be able to install my apps without the 24-hour penalty. I am not sure what I can do to keep my apps available through F-Droid and through my repository.

Y20K @y20k@chaos.social

· 6mo ago

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@muntashir@infosec.exchange That sounds reasonable. I will try that.

Y20K @y20k@chaos.social

· 5mo ago

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@muntashir@infosec.exchange @grote@chaos.social For now I am trying to claim my package names. After all, I think it is best if Google accepts my key as the legit key for my apps. It does not hurt to keep an adi-registration.properties in my repo if that enables F-Droid to continue to distribute my apps.