A bit curious of @purism to fork @Tusky / K9 Mail and not even mention that anywhere on their website or app listings?
Also I can note the following:
- What is the point of the forks? Do they even at least pre-fill the "social.librem.one" domain for users?
- Is the source even published at all? If not, it's violating GPL. I can't find anything on their Github, at least.
Oof, looks like @purism also forked "OpenVPN for Android" https://github.com/schwabe/ics-openvpn without mentioning, as well. Which is GPLv2.
And Librem Chat is just Riot for Android https://github.com/vector-im/riot-android which is at least Apache 2.0... which still requires prominent notice of derivative work.
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Like, the least a corporation could do is follow basic legality here, right? Or basic decency in stating that they just forked 4 popular Android apps and are calling that a service?
Actually, even the iOS apps are just forks of iOS apps (Amaroq and Riot at least -- I can't find the VPN app they probably forked). And no Librem Mail, because, well... there are no good email apps on iOS. 😩
@trwnh agree wish #thunderbird was available I use it on my Mac at work
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