Thanks for the heads up!

Nope. The only time I entered personal information (my full name) was when purchasing bitcoin. I made the purchase through Ramp- one of the brokers you can buy from

I’m in the EU. So far, it’s been really easy to follow everything. I made a €20 purchase (you get redirected to a third party, with two available to choose from) without any issues.

Just open this link. It will show you a bunch of details about your device/browser.

The other GitHub link will show you the source code, which you could review yourself or maybe help contribute to the project.

I’ve been using the official app without any issue for a while now. Wouldn’t that be easier? Or do you have a specific use case?

I’ve been using it since the beta and this is how it works.

I’ve personally never had this issue (I’ve been a paid user for the last 2 years). Like another commenter said, as annoying as it is, it’s not a super urgent bug. It doesn’t break anything or affect the functionality so it will take longer to get a fix.

I remember seeing something on Reddit a while back (well before the API fiasco) that this was a bug. Hopefully that is the case here as well.

Good to know, thank you!

I never thought of that. Thanks for the idea

This looks very interesting!

Still interested to see how this pans out. Started using Standardnotes after the announcement

I’d love to have a “Shared” section where I can view files/folder that have been shared with me.

I think the “difficult” part for a lot of people has to do with the network effect. There is more friction to using Matrix over Discord because all of their friends use Discord (as an example). Of course, this wouldn’t apply to everything but it is definitely something that has an effect.

I’ve got a personal and business account with Revolut. You need to use Google Wallet or Apple Pay, you cannot tap to pay directly through the app.

I assume there’s nothing on mobile yet?

I wish that was an option on iOS. It’s annoying having to keep the app open.

Unrelated to the content of post you linked.

Is there any way to link to a Lemmy comment/post that doesn’t redirect me to the web page of a different instance? Something like the way we can use !privacyguides@lemmy.one

I setup a new free account for my partner about a month and half (maybe 2) back and it wasn’t this aggressive.

Interesting to see this change in approach.

edit: just seen this is a cross post of the original

There was 3 or 4 different accounts. After the first round of emails the rest went straight to spam.

I’ll think of something that I can add to make it more unique like you mentioned. Thanks for the help!

I’ve added a screenshot with the aliases but I don’t think regex will help unless I setup a structure to follow.

Is this a Lemmy issue or per app issue?

I’ve seen this a few times on Reddit and I’d love it myself as well. Unfortunately I don’t think it’s something we’d get anytime soon due to it being E2EE

There’s been no announcement from them either so not sure why I got it already.

I’ll add some screenshots to the original post shortly.

As for how it’s going? It’s best summarised as “basic”.

• It can either be turned on or off, there’s no option to filter for certain photos/videos to be uploaded or not.
• You can’t see your photos within the “normal” file system where you’d normally go to upload a file. They are only visible in the “Photo” section.
• When I enabled the feature it showed that I had “6800+ to backup”. The app has to be open to backup the photos, it’ll pause the upload as soon as you leave/minimise the app. It took about 13.5 hours for everything to get uploaded.

It works fine, it acts as a simple backup solution. I would like to see it developed a little more though. Having said that, I’m not sure if the Android app differs in any way.

EDIT: Just noticed that it seems to check through all of your photos again when trying to backup after the app has been closed. It doesn’t take very long but it’s still there.

I came across it a little while back (after watching a Linux Experiment video) but haven’t gotten into it yet.

The video (if anyone is curious): https://tilvids.com/w/5XTPqzq54ENNm7kELSaoTw

In my case, I’ve seen a lot of Discord groups linked with Matrix. As well as it being mentioned a whole bunch online

I’ve started using Matrix instead of Discord (not that I really ever used Discord).

I’ll give that a try!

It’s unfortunate but at least it’s moving.

I’ve seen people complain about companies like Meta and Google but then not make any effort to try and change…people can be weird sometimes.

I suppose there are a lot of factors at play, but still 🤷🏻‍♂️

I’ve not used Tuta but currently use Proton. What do you prefer from Tuta over Proton? Genuinely curious.

https://proton.me/support/proton-sentinel

It’s recommended to keep your Proton 2FA separate from Proton Pass. I think they wrote a blog post about it, I’ll link it here if I find it

Edit:

Please note that you should never use Proton Pass to secure your Proton Account using TOTP. Use a third-party authenticator app instead.

https://proton.me/support/pass-2fa

I’ll do that and update here

It’s not something I would use often (in my personal life) but the few times that it would have been nice, I’ve really missed it

Yeah, I’m referring to the second part of your message here. The only time I’m really needing to use SimpleLogin is to deactive aliases

I have it installed as a PWA and it works offline for me from what I can remember. Don’t quote me on that though, haven’t done any proper testing

It’ll be interesting for sure! Specifically the big tech companies (looking at you Meta, Google, Microsoft)

Besides what has already mentioned, there also isn’t any way to activate/deactivate an alias via Proton Pass.